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Author Don Iannone
Wednesday, November 11
7:00pm - 8:00pm
Beachwood Branch
Beachwood Meeting Room (Auditorium) (84)Join us when author Don Iannone visits to dscuss his latest book, How Do We Live in a Changing World?.
About the author:
Don Iannone is the author of seven nonfiction books, two works of fiction, and ten poetry collections. His 2024 book, American Dream at a Crossroads: The 2024 Presidential Election and Beyond, was widely read by Republicans and Democrats alike. His poetry, fiction, essays, and commentary have appeared or are forthcoming in Ploughshares, New Ohio Review, Painted Bride Quarterly, Southern Poetry Review, 3Elements Review, The Good Life Review, Northern Appalachian Review, GRIFFEL, Chicago Story Press Journal, The Milk House, The Plain Dealer, and Emerging Civil War, among other publications. He holds a PhD in philosophy, teaches at Transcontinental University, and brings more than four decades of experience in economic development and public policy to his writing about change, community, and the human condition. He lives in the Chagrin Valley.
In How Do We Live in a Changing World?, Don Iannone explores ten enduring questions for navigating artificial intelligence, political division, misinformation, economic uncertainty, war, climate disruption, and rapid technological change. Rather than offering formulas or easy answers, Iannone invites readers to consider how we determine what is true, what deserves our attention, how we remain connected across differences, and what is worth carrying forward. The book offers a warm, accessible guide to thinking clearly, choosing wisely, and remaining fully human in uncertain times.
Books will be available for purchase courtesy of Mac’s Backs – Books on Coventry.
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Beachwood Branch
The Beachwood Branch first opened to the public on October 31, 1982. At the time, it was the first branch in the CCPL system to have an automated circulation system. Located just a few hundred yards from the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage, the branch offers a drive-up window where customers can pick up requested materials, dedicated spaces for kids and teens, and a beautiful outdoor reading garden.