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Arclinea Boston to host signing of Corby Kummer's Latest Book
"The Pleasures of Slow Food" Series

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts-Arclinea Boston is honored to welcome the acclaimed author and columnist, Corby Kummer, for the Boston launch of his latest book, "The Pleasures of Slow Food". The event will be held on November19, 2002 at Arclinea Boston's Cambridge showroom
in conjunction with the Boston chapter of the Slow Food Organization.

Mr. Kummer is an accomplished writer and columnist. He has been the Senior Editor of The Atlantic Monthly since 1981. He has also written extensively for the New York Times, Gourmet and other magazines, establishing himself as one of the foremost food writers in the United States. "The Pleasures of Slow Food" follows Corby's latest book "Espresso: The Ultimate Coffee", elegantly embodying the spirit and mission of the Slow Food Organization in its support and appreciation for culinary tradition and artsmanship.

Arclinea Boston is the exclusive Boston showroom of Italian kitchens by Arclinea, designed and coordinated by the renowned Italian designer Antonio Citterio. The Arclinea Collection has been extremely well-received internationally by the press and consumers alike. Mr. Citterio is well-known for his work on noteworthy architectural projects worldwide as well as for his product design work with B&B Italia, Kartell and Flexform, among others.

Arclinea Arredamenti SpA is a privately-owned company based in Caldogno, Italy and is a market leader in the high-end sector of the kitchen design market. The Cambridge showroom is the first stand-alone retail showroom in the United States and the fourth retail location after successful venues in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago.

Slow Food is an educational organization dedicated to stewardship of the land and ecologically sound food production; to the revival of the kitchen and the table as centers of pleasure, culture, and community; to the invigoration and proliferation of regional, seasonal culinary traditions; and to living a slower and more harmonious rhythm of life.

For further details, please contact Arclinea Boston by e-mail at info@arclineaboston.com or by phone
at (617) 357-9777.