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A veritable feast

Food in England: A complete guide to the food that makes us who we are by Dorothy Hartley

March 15, 2024 by katie 1 Comment

Put simply, this book is the first and last word on absolutely everything to do with traditional English (and British) cooking. I sought it out after a reference to it in, of all things, Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter’s The Long Earth. That small reference was enough to entice me, but did not prepare me for the sheer scale of Hartley’s work. Published in 1954, it’s a magnum opus that’s as much about cookery as it is about history, and traditional country life. For example, […]

Filed Under: Cooking/Food, Featured, History, Non-Fiction Tagged With: #food, #history, 5-star, British history, Dorothy Hartley, non fiction

katie's CBR16 Review No:1 · Genres: Cooking/Food, Featured, History, Non-Fiction · Tags: #food, #history, 5-star, British history, Dorothy Hartley, non fiction ·
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A woman holding a sword stands back to back with a man in a duster wearing glasses and holding a laser blaster. Over their heads is the title: Revisionary with the subtitle Magic Ex Libris Book Four beneath. At the bottom left is the author's name: Jim C. Hines

Reading is Fundamental: Magic Ex Libris Book 4

December 28, 2015 by sistercoyote 1 Comment

Revisionary is the fourth and final book in Jim C. Hines’ Magic Ex Libris series, and the short version of this review is: this is a satisfying ending that still leaves a Whole Lot of Room in the Libriomancer universe if Jim ever decides to come back to it. The long version is behind the cut because SPOILERS.

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Science Fiction Tagged With: 5-star, CBR7, fantasy, Jim C. Hines, magic, sistercoyote

sistercoyote's CBR7 Review No:23 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Science Fiction · Tags: 5-star, CBR7, fantasy, Jim C. Hines, magic, sistercoyote ·
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