Join us for the Facebook live launch of BRAIN FOOD
With author Richard Cornish and Jonathan Green
Join author Richard Cornish as he launches his new book Brain Food with a live Facebook video and Meanjin editor Jonathan Green this Monday evening.
To celebrate the book's release Richard and Jonathan will be answering your foodie questions – and eating some brain food (literally).
UPDATE: This event has taken place and you can now watch the video of Richard and Jonathan answering foodie/cooking questions below.
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