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WATCH: Jeffrey Brown interviews authors at the Miami Book Fair

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WATCH: Jeffrey Brown interviews authors at the Miami Book Fair

The 33rd annual Miami Book Fair, hosted at Miami Dade College, has gathered hundreds of authors and readers for a three-day event that lasts Nov. 18-20.

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These prize winners show 2015 was a diverse year in books

The literary world was packed with a diverse field of prize-winners this year.

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Watch the Miami Book Fair live – featuring Mitch Albom, Ann Beattie and Ted Koppel

PBS NewsHour's Jeffrey Brown is interviewing authors from noon to 5 p.m. ET today at the Miami Book fair. Watch events today live and browse on-demand video from events featuring the authors, speakers and discussions listed below:…

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