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Talk and Q&A with author Jimi Famurewa 17th November 7pm


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Thursday 17th November 7pm @ Rye Books


The fantastic Jimi Famurewa will be talking about his new book Settlers: Journeys Through the Food, Faith & Culture of Black African London followed by a chance to ask questions and to get a signed copy!


Jimi Famurewa is a British-Nigerian author, broadcaster and freelance journalist. His writing has appeared in the Guardian, Wired, GQ, Empire and Time Out London.


He is the chief restaurant critic for the Evening Standard, a regular guest judge on the BBC One series MasterChef and was also one of the judges on Channel 4’s The Great Cookbook Challenge with Jamie Oliver.


Tickets £3 which can be redeemed off the cost of the book


Booking via: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/settlers-with-jimi-famurewa-tickets-443319319017

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