Tag: food in fiction

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Writing Cross-Genre: 1. “Sugar and Spice” Is About Food, But What About “All Those Lies”?

Two characters in Sugar and Spice and All those Lies commit crimes. The victim in both cases…

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Tantalizing … Alluring … Sugar and Spice and All Those Lies Review

Sugar and Spice and All Those Lies Review: 5 / 5–San Francisco Book Review Sugar and Spice and…

Posted in Blog, Hello Agnieszka, Hello My Love, Love, life, small things, Margaret of the North, Sugar and spice and all those lies, Welcome Reluctant Stranger

Great Cook? Nah! Mindful, Happy Adventurous Foodie? Yes!

I realized I’m an adventurous foodie when someone asked me these questions. Any favorite ethnic foods (including…

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Adventurous Foodie’s Literary Inspiration : Dark Deep Secrets of Black Rice

I remember, as a child, eating dark, fragrant, and sweet rice cake so sticky it stuck to…

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Cooking As High Art, Eating As Sensuous Experience And Food in Fiction

In the film Babette’s Feast, a highly-gifted chef schooled in cooking as high art escapes war-torn Paris….

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Writing As An Adventurous Foodie

Do you remember when Hillary Clinton had to give out her cookie recipe to show everyone she’s…

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Crossing Cultures With Good Eats

Writing the multicultural experience A famous chef, James Beard, once said: Food is our common ground, a…

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Delectable Dishes in Hello, My Love!

Delectable dishes play a more prominent role in Hello, My Love than they do in the 19th-century…