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Interview with Ann Hui

Ann Hui has been The Globe and Mail’s national food reporter since 2015. Her work has included investigations into the … More

Ann Hui, author, Author Interview, Chinese Canadians, Chinese Culture, Chinese restaurants, food, restaurants, TIFA, Toronto International Festival of Authors

Food in Travel by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

  IF to her eyes’ bright lustre I were blind, No longer would they serve my life to gild. The … More

Banquet, food, Goethe, love poetry, National Poetry Month, poetry month

After Apple Picking by Robert Frost

After Apple-picking My long two-pointed ladder’s sticking through a tree Toward heaven still, And there’s a barrel that I didn’t … More

apple picking, domestic life, farming, food, National Poetry Month, Poetry, poetry month, Robert Frost

April’s Poetry Month 2015 – A Celebration of Words

National Poetry Month is celebrating it’s 17th anniversary in Canada, which started with a humble beginnings in 1998. It was … More

food, Macbeth, National Poetry Month, poetry month, Shakespeare

The Tastemakers: Why We’re Crazy for Cupcakes But Fed Up With Fondue by David Sax

If you have ever wondered why certain foods “appear” out of nowhere to suddenly show up on every menu, store … More

consumerism, fads, food, humour, non-fiction, nonfiction, persuasion

The Food of Love, by Anthony Capella

This is the perfect travel book for reading at airports and on planes. It’s super light in content, with no … More

Anthony Capella, Art, Cooking, food, Italy, love, relationships, romance, Rome, Traditional Recipes, travel

The Wife’s Tale

The author of The Girls has a new book – The Wife’s Tale. What would you do if your husband … More

contemporary, food, grief, Lori Lansens, Los Angeles, men and women relationships, obese women, Ontario, separation, women's fiction

That Old Black Magic

Stories about magic are as old the first humans gathered about the campfire, we read fairytales to children and teens … More

Alice Hoffman, contemporary, drama, fantasy, food, historical, Laura Esquivel, love, magic, Mexico, romance, Sarah Addison Allen, sisters, Southern, women

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