Ruth Reichl and Alice Waters discuss simple food, writing
When you think of the pioneers of the organic, "simple food" movement, perhaps the first two names that come to mind are Alice Waters and Ruth Reichl. Waters is the...
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Ruth Reichl and Alice Waters discuss simple food, writing
When you think of the pioneers of the organic, "simple food" movement, perhaps the first two names that come to mind are Alice Waters and Ruth Reichl. Waters is the...
Michael Cunningham on ‘The Snow Queen’
After the solid hit of 1990's "A Home at the End of the World" — later made into an indie film starring Colin Farrell and Robin Wright — Michael Cunningham...
Michael Cunningham on ‘The Snow Queen’
After the solid hit of 1990's "A Home at the End of the World" — later made into an indie film starring Colin Farrell and Robin Wright — Michael Cunningham...
Garrison Keillor on ‘The Keillor Reader’
Given that each broadcast of Garrison Keillor's long-running radio show, "A Prairie Home Companion," is itself a kind of anthology — a grab-bag of music, comedy skits and a centerpiece...
Garrison Keillor on ‘The Keillor Reader’
Given that each broadcast of Garrison Keillor's long-running radio show, "A Prairie Home Companion," is itself a kind of anthology — a grab-bag of music, comedy skits and a centerpiece...
Peggy Shinner on ‘You Feel So Mortal’
In "You Feel So Mortal: Essays on the Body," Peggy Shinner's smart, witty, bittersweet book of writings about her own body and those of others, the author examines the journey...
Peggy Shinner on ‘You Feel So Mortal’
In "You Feel So Mortal: Essays on the Body," Peggy Shinner's smart, witty, bittersweet book of writings about her own body and those of others, the author examines the journey...
Cris Mazza on ‘Something Wrong With Her’
Cris Mazza is nothing if not candid. In her 17 volumes of fiction and essays over the past three decades, Mazza — a longtime professor of creative writing at the...
Cris Mazza on ‘Something Wrong With Her’
Cris Mazza is nothing if not candid. In her 17 volumes of fiction and essays over the past three decades, Mazza — a longtime professor of creative writing at the...