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Gracious Little Bastard: The Story of a Chef by Sandy Ebner
“This is a beautiful business. Its creativeness and perfection is a daily challenge. If I see something wrong with food I get cold chills and goose bumps. Errors in food disturb a chef’s metabolism!” ~ Chef Louis
Mexicali Blues by Joseph Grant
REVIEWED BY A.E. WEISGERBER Mexicali Blues | Joseph Grant | Literary Wanderlust | March 1, 2016 | ISBN 9781942856054 Many modern writers owe a debt
A Dark Graceful Wilderness by Laura Jean Moore
“And so my longest running and most successful commitment in this life has been to myself. When I have had no faith in my country, in our culture, or in any place I have traveled or lived, I have had faith in me. When I have not believed a partner could walk beside me anymore, I have still believed that I could keep walking alone.” ~ Laura Jean Moore
Kylie Jenner and Her Golden Wheels by Kelly Davio
“What I’d taken for an image of a woman unapologetically occupying public space with mobility aids was something else entirely. It was just one more advertisement suggesting that women manipulate themselves in some way or another in order to look pretty. Which is to say, another advertisement, period.” ~ Kelly Davio
Artists in Cellophane: Small Talk about Art-o-mat by Pat Berryhill
“Art-o-mat is made of nostalgia, magic, and art. How could you not want to be a part of that? I remember walking past drab olive or brown colored versions of these machines everywhere I went as a kid. Art-o-mat’s founder, Clark Whittington, coated that childhood memory in flashy hotrod paint and filled it with an element of surprise, and art!” ~ Chad Beroth
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