Food, Stories, Life
I’ll be announcing the giveaway winner later on Monday. I am loving all your comments! And since we’re on the topic of books… Some of you may remember my favorite Permaculture slogan: The problem is also the solution. Isn’t that great? If you think about it awhile, all sorts of… Read More
I was first introduced to Alana Chernila and her blog Eating from the Ground Up when we both participated in Summerfest a few years back. Alana’s site was fairly new then, but I was struck by her grounded approach to food and cooking, how she was feeding her family and… Read More
One day, almost two years ago, I clicked on an online link that had been recommended to me and began reading an advice column called Dear Sugar on a literary website. Suddenly I felt my breath knocked out of me. Here was writing that was extraordinary—so stark in its honesty,… Read More
The story of The Book Larder is the story of two dreams that crossed one day at a busy intersection. My friend Kim Ricketts had always been a big dreamer. She dreamed of creating a different kind of book event—one where authors and readers would mingle and drink wine and… Read More
Hello, hello! Sorry for my absence. I got distracted by a little birthday over here. But I am back, with our last book, and it is such a good one. Your comments on the last post were amazing, amazing, and have given me some great ideas for things to do… Read More
Travel into the mountains and back in time with this memoir of life and tradition in rural Japan. Includes ten homestyle Japanese recipes
Read more about it here.
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