Cincinnati — Joseph-Beth Booksellers

Cincinnati — Joseph-Beth Booksellers

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When:

October 14, 2014 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

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Where:

Joseph-Beth Booksellers
2692 Madison Road
Rookwood Pavilion, Cincinnati, OH 45208
USA

Cost:

Free

Contact:

Kelly Morton

(513) 396-8960

Event website

Joseph-Beth is recognized as one of the country’s strongest and most prosperous independent booksellers. Prided for maintaining a strong relationship to their customers, Joseph-Beth started in Lexington, Kentucky and has since expanded to various locations around Lexington and Cincinnati. Providing more than just books, Joseph-Beth also offers story time, author signings, wine tastings, book fairs and holiday festivities.

Allan Karl, author of FORKS: A Quest for Culture, Cuisine, and Connection will appear at Joseph-Beth Booksellers’ Cincinnati location this October 14, 2014 at 7PM.

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What they’re saying about FORKS

“One of my big things is how important it is to be curious. When we’re curious, we ask more questions, and we’re more open to experiences. When we’re open, we tend to recognize how much we can learn and experience and get rewards out of life. But, you don’t have to travel around the world to do great things.” He also said how important it is to push your own boundaries and constantly try new things.

Dan Del FererroOMNOMCT

[FORKS] is a delight for the eyes, the imagination, for the heart, and to bask in what it must have felt like to share these experiences with people all over the world. The pages are full of gorgeous pictures, and the unique cuisine of each country. These are the tales of a man who got to follow his passions.

Laura FriedkinSan Francisco Book Review

You should not skip a single page of this book. Every one has a story (Allan Karl is a brilliant story teller. It’s a documentary of a man who ignored everyone who told him he was crazy, traded in the life he was supposed to have, and saw the world in a way few do. Forks aren’t just something we eat with. They are points at which we make decisions, and his have given us a rich, vibrant portrait of the world, its residents, and their foods.

JJ VincentThe Good Men Project

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