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About my work: The Taste of Belgium - Book Photography - Miss Foodwise

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Skip to primary navigation. Skip to primary sidebar. Celebrating British food and Culture. About my work: The Taste of Belgium – Book Photography. Hi guys, I wanted to share this project with you. In september I went to London to do the photography for the new book by indie publisher Grub Street. The funny thing is, it’s a book about Belgian food, by a Belgian author Ruth Van Waerebeek. I am very proud of this book, I hope you will like it as much as I do. Recipes for Belgian waffles maybe? 15g/ ounce fr...

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The Best Books I Read in 2014 – Adult Fiction – Regular Rumination

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A book, too, can be a star, a living fire to lighten the darkness. – Madeleine L'Engle. Reviews Alphabetical By Author. The State of the TBR. The Best Books I Read in 2014 – Adult Fiction. January 4, 2015. By Charlotte Brontë –. Before I could truly understand it. I had seen the movie and I was drawn to the dark, dreariness of it. The unease that permeates throughout. Most of all, I liked Jane. There was also probably a hint of wanting to impress people by the fact that I was reading. 8211; When I was wo...

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Madame de ___ by Louise de Vilmorin (tr. Duff Cooper) | JacquiWine's Journal

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Mostly books, with a little wine writing on the side. A-Z Index of Book Reviews. My Reading List for The Classics Club. Jean Rhys Reading Week. Books of the Year. Madame de by Louise de Vilmorin (tr. Duff Cooper). While looking through my shelves for suitable books for Women in Translation month. I found Louise de Vilmorin’s novella. It’s a perfect one-sitting read, short enough to squeeze into a spare hour or two. Despite being published in 1951,. Reads like a classic 19. Believe the jeweller when he fl...

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To-be-read shelves (6/10) | The Sleepless Reader

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The search for the book that will keep me awake at night. June 25, 2015 in book talk. Anything I should pay special attention to? Anything I should put on the back-burner? Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter2015 (Opens in new window). Click to share on RSS (Opens in new window). Click to share on Goodreads2015 (Opens in new window). Click to share on Bookcrossing (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pin (Opens in new window). Comments feed for this article. Haven’t r...

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The Dead Lake by Hamid Ismailov (review) | JacquiWine's Journal

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Mostly books, with a little wine writing on the side. A-Z Index of Book Reviews. My Reading List for The Classics Club. Jean Rhys Reading Week. Books of the Year. The Dead Lake by Hamid Ismailov (review). By Hamid Ismailov (tr. by Andrew Bromfield) is the first novella in Peirene Press’s. Series, and having now read the full set, I think it’s my favourite of the three. (You can read my thoughts on the other two here:. Under the Tripoli Sky. Ismailov captures the stark beauty of the Kazakh landscape so ef...

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About my work: Magic Soup - Book Photography - Miss Foodwise

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Skip to primary navigation. Skip to primary sidebar. Celebrating British food and Culture. About my work: Magic Soup – Book Photography. Over a period of 3 weeks during a hot summer in London, I photographed the newly published book ‘Magic Soup’. Magic Soup. Is written by Ottolenghi’s former head chef Nicole Pisani. And author Kate Adams. Not only does the book tell you how to make a good stock, it teaches you how to make your own Kimchi, scallop ceviche and cured salmon. Exciting much? And let me know i...

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Ovid’s Fasti – New Year’s Day | Obooki's Obloquy

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The greatest obloquy i' th' world William Shakespeare. The Tale of Genji. Marguerite de Navarre (France). Ovid’s Fasti – New Year’s Day. I forgot to mention, one of my ideas for this year was to read Ovid’s. I actually conceived the idea for this last February, but since the. I don’t know much about Ovid’s. Here is Ovid’s intent, explained in typically concise fashion in the first line:. Tempora cum causis Latium digesta per annum. Events with their causes arranged throughout the Latin year. Scilicet arm...

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Senegal: So Long a Letter (Book-from-every-country #62) | Biblioglobal

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Reading my way around the world. December 8, 2014. Senegal: So Long a Letter (Book-from-every-country #62). So Long A Letter by Mariama Ba. Translated from the French by Modupe Bode-Thomas. So Long a Letter. By Mariama Bâ is a short novel written in the form of one long letter. The letter is written from one woman to her friend. I’d argue that it is as much a feminist statement as it is a novel. They schemed up these second marriages and the men seemed almost powerless to resist them. Particularly since ...