pickQuirky, well-written, and more than a bit bizarre. Worth the time if you can give over to your macabre side and appreciate dark humor built primarily on recipes for cooking and eating your late spouse. Some potentially problematic stuff around mental health that I‘m not going to go back and analyze, but on the whole, well done and well narrated.
“207. If you feel suddenly sluggish, try to remember that you are a) out of your comfort zone, and b) digesting a brain.
208. Try not to dwell unnecessarily on this, or make it more than it needs to be.”
I think this would be even more satisfying if I were a straight woman this week.
#fiercefeb #girlsjustwanttohavefun
A few years after reading this very dark comic tale im still not sure what to think - still there were some interesting recipes and luckily my wife didn't want to read it after me.
so-soA middle-aged woman kills her husband and ruminates on her life as she cooks and eats her way through his corpse. Not as interesting as it should be. The murderess is so detached from herself that it‘s hard to connect with the book. The story briefly comes alive at the end, showing what Season to Taste could have been.
Randomly picked this up at a thrift store with several other books, the other day... It's says it's about a woman who murders and eats her husband. ?? All I could think was, "Goodbye Earl!"
Season to Taste: A Novel | 
