Jonathan Safran Foer, 1 PM this Friday, San Francisco

[Guest guest]

For those who can't make Thursday night, JSF is also speaking at Book Passage in

Corte Madera at 1 on Friday. It's free. I found the info on his website:

http://www.eatinganimals.com/.

 

Francie Salle

 

, " rachel4veggies " <racheldonovan wrote:

>

> Friends,

> I bought 3 tickets to this event, who wants to join me? It's assigned

seating, and there were just 3 seats left in the middle of the Auditorium ... so

I bought all three, hoping to entice some friends to come along! It will be

more fun that way. Total cost was $62.10, so it's $20.70 per ticket.

> E-mail back if interested.

> -Rachel Donovan

> San Francisco, CA

>

> P.S. Thanks Lynn, for the great idea!

>

> 8:00 PM, Thursday, Nov. 5.

> Jewish Community Center of San Francisco

> 3200 California St

> (near Walnut/Presidio/Lyon Streets)

> San Francisco, CA

>

> Here's where to go to read more:

> http://www.jccsf.org/content_main.aspx?progid=3212 & catid=538

>

> From the web site:

>

> Jonathan Safran Foer

>

> Why Do We Eat Animals?

>

> Foer is one of the most acclaimed writers of his generation. His first novels,

Everything is Illuminated and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, sold over

700,000 copies. His first work of nonfiction, Eating Animals, is a quest to

understand meat, how it's produced and the environmental effects of eating

animals. Foer explores all sides of the issue, including breaking into a chicken

farm, and asserts few readers will look at their dinner the same way again.

>

>

> , " lampky " <lampky@> wrote:

> >

> > Jonathan Safran Foer will be speaking about his new book this Thursday

night.11/5/09 @ 8pm I believe it is called Why Eat Animals. It is the book that

convinced Natalie Portman to become a vegan. This book is non-fiction

> >

> > for info go to jccsf.org.

> >

> > Lynn

> >

>