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Unlikely Muse
What a first-time historical fiction writer learnt about choosing a muse.
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Literary Festivals: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Have literary festivals sold out to vested interests or are they still one of the highlights of the year for readers and writers?
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Women at Sea
Men have traditionally dominated the genre of maritime fiction but it's time to shine the spotlight on women, both in books and in real life.
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Reflections
This is the time of year to reflect on what's behind and what's ahead in the world of books - what you read last year and what you should read this year.
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The Pudding That Says Summer
Looking for a lighter, fresher pudding for an Australian Christmas? Summer Pudding is the answer. Delicious and festively coloured for your Christmas table.
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Women Writers Of A Certain Age
Older women writers face problems that can be overwhelming. Many women however are publishing successfully well into old age often for the first time.
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Alice Among the Gourmands
Justin Spring's book The Gourmands' Way: Six Americans in Paris revives my interest in Alice Toklas
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Mrs Beeton and the Domestic Goddess Myth
Mrs Beeton set the precedent for the domestic goddess myth that still drives women today to seek perfection in household management.
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A Room of One’s Own
Virginia Woolf said women writers need a room of one's own and a private income. They also need to overcome gender bias and sterotyping.
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The Comfort of Casseroles
Casseroles may be homely unpretentious dishes, but in winter they're ideal - comforting, hearty, satisfying and easy to prepare.
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- Featured, Food for the Mind
Unlikely Muse
What a first-time historical fiction writer learnt about choosing a muse.
- Book Reviews, Food for the Mind
Literary Festivals: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Have literary festivals sold out to vested interests or are they still one of the highlights of the year for readers and writers?
- Book Reviews, Featured
Women at Sea
Men have traditionally dominated the genre of maritime fiction but it's time to shine the spotlight on women, both in books and in real life.
- Book Reviews, Food for the Mind
Reflections
This is the time of year to reflect on what's behind and what's ahead in the world of books - what you read last year and what you should read this year.
- Food for the Body
The Pudding That Says Summer
Looking for a lighter, fresher pudding for an Australian Christmas? Summer Pudding is the answer. Delicious and festively coloured for your Christmas table.
- Book Reviews, Featured
Women Writers Of A Certain Age
Older women writers face problems that can be overwhelming. Many women however are publishing successfully well into old age often for the first time.
- Book Reviews, Food for the Body
Alice Among the Gourmands
Justin Spring's book The Gourmands' Way: Six Americans in Paris revives my interest in Alice Toklas
- Book Reviews
Mrs Beeton and the Domestic Goddess Myth
Mrs Beeton set the precedent for the domestic goddess myth that still drives women today to seek perfection in household management.
welcome to eating my words!
Hi and thank you for visiting! Please have a look around. If you love food, eating, books and reading you’ll find something to your taste.
Anne Green
Subscribe to Eating My Words
And Never Miss a Post!
My Goodreads Challenge:
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