January 10, 2012
The Lives of the Muses, Nine Women and the Artists They Inspired by Francine Prose
How To Lose Friends and Alienate People by Toby Young
The Last Time They Met by Anita Shreve
The Last Time They Met by Anita Shreve
(Published by Little Brown)
(Published by Little Brown)
When Anita Shreve’s ‘The Pilot’s Wife’ was featured on Oprah Winfrey’s book club in 1999, it propelled her onto numerous literary top ten lists. This gargantuan publicity injection made the publishers happy but such high-profile
Learning to Fly by Mary Hosty
Learning to Fly by Mary Hosty
(Published by Poolbeg)
(Published by Poolbeg)
Sophie Flanagan is on a plane home to Ireland, leaving behind her perfect New England lifestyle, her high-powered job and the man who broke her heart. Although life is pretty bleak, Sophie is glad to be returning home to a life of stability Isobel Kearney is
Les Halles Cookbook by Anthony Bourdain
Les Halles Cookbook by Anthony Bourdain
(Published by Bloomsbury)
Although already the author of two well-received memoirs – Kitchen Confidential and A Cook’s Tour – as well as a couple of not so popular detective novels, it’s only now that American chef Anthony Bourdain has got around to writing
Les Liaisons Culinaires by Andreas Staïkos
Les Liaisons Culinaires by Andreas Staïkos
(Published by The Harville Press)
(Published by The Harville Press)
A flirtatious fable of fabulous food, Les Liaisons Culinaires is every foodie’s dream. The slight tale is little more than a framework on which Greek author Andreas Staïkos hangs evocative and sensuous descriptions of food, the recipes
