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M.F.K. FISHER Among the Pots &#38; Pans
- Joan Reardon 

Like any self-respecting food lover (and writer),  I&#8217;m well aware that, hands down, M.F.K. Fisher (Mary Frances) is our greatest food writer and I&#8217;ve been  pursuing the pleasurable endeavor of working my way through her entire  catalog over the  years.
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&#8220;Everday Drinking&#8221; &#8211; KINGSLEY AMIS
Kingsley Amis, the late, great British author (who was knighted in 1990, just a few years before his death) was more than an amateur imbiber. He describes himself as &#8220;having the reputation of being one of the great drinkers, if not one of the great drunks, of our time.&#8221; What stands [...]]]></description>
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Certainly this was the ideal book to read prior to and on my recent trip to New Orleans. But on its own merit, Gumbo Tales is a tender, well-crafted memoir that caused my mouth to water and my heart to constrict with bittersweet [...]]]></description>
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