http://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/william-sitwell/a-history-of-food-in-100-recipes/9780316229975/

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This debut author has a dazzler of a novel and her electronic persona is always interesting.

Disassembled push-mower and phone from Thames&Hudson’s “Things Come Apart” by Todd McLellan.

This is the only book of Sjon’s that I’ve read. But I love the design that FSG did on all of them.

“These are robust, engaging stories.” Publisher’s Weekly.

Ethan himself is also robust and engaging. He will read here, with Matt Burgess(Dogfight, a Love Story) on May 7th at 7 p.m.

Graphic novels are not, generally, in my wheelhouse. But this is really good.

Looks so sharp. I know Melville House Press published this awhile back but I have to admit—I did not know about Leskov.

I will not be reading anything else until this is done. There are so very many stories like this that the ones that are done well stand well above the others. Hainey is a skilled story-teller.

This is Maus. From Martin Usborne’s “The Silence of Dogs in Cars.”