New in paper and still hot:
THE BIGNESS OF THE WORLD in the
San Francisco Chronicle and
THE OYSTER QUESTION on the
Marc Steiner Show.
Time magazine on the
SOUTHERN FOODWAYS ALLIANCE COMMUNITY COOKBOOK: "It's as much Americana as cookbook, an effort to preserve a vanishing part of our culture. Either way, it's an instant classic." Also in the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger,
St. Petersburg Times,
Dallas Morning News, and
Winston Salem Journal. More food: on
WDAV, Fred Sauceman on
CORNBREAD NATION 5 and Dr. Enuf;
CRAIG CLAIBORNE'S SOUTHERN COOKING on CNN's
Eatocracy.
Orion magazine reviews
FAMILY OF FALLEN LEAVES: "The first literary effort to embody, for a Western audience, the Vietnamese experience with the legacy of Agent Orange and its dioxin byproduct. . . . is welcome, if not long overdue. . . . the heavily researched introduction provides the needed historical, biological, and cultural context to sink right into these stories."
JACK LONDON, PHOTOGRAPHER in the
Santa Rosa Press-Democrat and the
Newark Star-Ledger "London, who indelibly inspired visual artists (including book illustrators such as N.C. Wyeth), was himself a splendid photographer, as proven by the beautiful reproductions in this dazzling book of images."
Kyle Dargan and
LOGORRHEA DEMENTIA featured in the
Chronicle of Higher Education and
Poetry Daily.
Linda Grover (
THE DANCE BOOTS) featured in an article on Native writers in the
Twin Cities Daily Planet.
The Auk (from the American Ornithologists' Union) on
THE BREEDING BIRD ATLAS OF GEORGIA: "So beautifully illustrated, it could be called a coffee-table book, but it is also a valuable reference." The
AJC's Charles Seabrook on
SALAMANDERS OF THE SOUTHEAST: "may inspire a greater appreciation for the fascinating creatures. The book is perhaps the most comprehensive and authoritative guide yet on the region’s salamanders."
New Pages praises
SERIOUSLY FUNNY: "True to their promethean promise, 'there aren't many subjects that these poems overlook,' and
Seriously Funny is stronger for it. Hamby and Kirby are astute editors, so the poems here comprise a wide variety of voices as well, avoiding an aural sameness or staleness that even the funniest of poems would evince if they all sounded exactly alike."
Upcoming events
Tuesday, November 16 @ 7:15 pm -- Atlanta, GA
SOUTHERN FOODWAYS ALLIANCE COMMUNITY COOKBOOK
Panel discussion at featuring Angie Mosier, past SFA Board President, with cookbook contributors Virginia Willis, Mike Klank, and Hugh Acheson
Georgia Center for the Book, Decatur Public Library
Wednesday, November 17 @ 4 pm -- Athens, GA
Annual Eidson lecture given by Jeanne Campbell Reesman, featuring JACK LONDON, PHOTOGRAPHER
265 Park Hall (Department of English), University of Georgia
Free and open to the public
