November 23, 2014: Meet Benjamin Rubenstein

The Spa at Westgate

2293 Schoenersville Rd.

Bethlehem, PA 18017

WIN THE FIGHT NY EATING RIGHT

EATING WELL AFTER CANCER at a brunch that can change the way you eat and live by Cancer Survivor Benjamin Rubenstein, author of Twice and Secrets of the Cancer-Slaying Super Man.   

Benjamin Rubenstein battled bone cancer and beat it before he started college by believing he was a super man. When he developed leukemia in college, he used the same ploy - and recovered. It's thirteen years later and Ben is in remission. His secret? A fiber-rich, high protein diet that will be featured in this talk.

But wait! It's not all protein shakes and kale! Once a month, Ben sets aside a day when he eats no vegetables, only junk food. Guests are invited to bring their favorite "bad for you" dish to Ben's Cheat Table. The main menu will be healthy drinks and shakes for people who want to get healthy and stay healthy as Ben has, through diet.

BEAT CANCER'S BUTT

A talk by Benjamin Rubenstein, Author of  Secrets of the Cancer-Slaying Super Man. Preorder the book now.

Sunday, November 23, 2014 1-4 pm The Spa @ Westgate

2293 Schoenersville Road Bethlehem/ Ample Free Parking/ $15 includes Brunch/ $20 at the door/ Autographing/ Soul College/ Cancer Massage/ Chalk Talk by Kenneth F. Raniere

Reserve your place  woodleybooks@yahoo.com   or call Ellen E.M. Roberts 484 274 6841

November 8, 2014: A One-Day Writer's Festival.

Roe-Jan Library

9091 Route 22

Hillsdale, NY 12529

Keynote Address - What Kind of Book Should You Be Writing? How to Choose the Right Form for You and Your Art - and Make Money Too! Workshops led by local authors. Panel - Getting Published. There will also be opportunity for individual manuscript reviews. Pre-registration is required. The early registration fee for the writer's festival is $40. After October 1, the fee is $50. Details about the workshops and other information is on the registration form. To register, visit website. This event was funded in part by Poets & Writers, Inc., with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.