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Abrea Armstrong’s ‘Ferry Tales’ brings a hometown voice to Bookmarks weekend

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The Winston-Salem author’s debut joins a festival conversation stretching from Black identity and storytelling to education and access to books. By Derwin L. Montgomery WS Chronicle Abrea Armstrong

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