The Gastronomical Me | 
Ok I‘ll play, decided to do this off of books read in last year to slightly narrow the field:
1. David Mitchell
2. PD James
3. Martha Wells
4. Virginia Woolf
5. MFK Fisher
Wonder how this will change in 2019? Fun to think about!
@MinDea Will you be hosting the #feedareader swap and whatever in 2019? If so, I'm interested in participating. Thank you for all of the work you do coordinating these fun events.
@Mrsann2000
New read and early dinner! My first time making couscous! I didn‘t realize it was so easy. Can‘t wait to finally sink my teeth into M.F.K. Fisher‘s book of essays—inspired by the book THE READING CURE.
According to the Half Price sale sticker I removed, I purchased this in 2012, but it had been in the store (and marked up) since 1991!
#bookanddinner #essays #foodie #readingmyshelves
#booksthatmakemehungry anything by M.F.K. Fisher. Most of her works shown here. "There is a communion of more than our bodies when bread is broken and wine drunk. And that is my answer, when people ask me: Why do you write about hunger, and not wars or love?"
Reading this book for the #bookriotreadharderchallenge food memoir category. It's very dated, but lovely. It's a well-read library copy, obviously😊
so-soI wanted to like this book. It's garnered so much acclaim in food circles. And some of it was fascinating. But I tired of the food descriptions & wanted more of the history she experienced primarily in Europe in the 30's. That would have been a better approach from my perspective.
