Cook Your Books Series for 2018
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Whew. And we're back for round two of my series. Last year, I proposed to read 15 relatively arbitrarily chosen books on 15 different topics. My theory is that no matter what I choose to read, food will somehow play an important role. Turned out to be true. So I am doing it again. (And while I am behind in posting, I promise you the four books I still have left over from 2017 actually all have food in them: Ruby , The House of Spirits, The Sympathizer, and Spendthrift --when I post them, I'll link here, but I promise I actually finished the books in 2017; I just haven't done the posting.) Ready for my 2018 list? 1. A book of letters. 2. A rewriting of a Shakespeare play. 3. A post-apocalyptic or dystopian novel. 4. A book by an author from a country I have not visited. 5. A book that is more than 500 pages. 6. A book that feature anxiety. 7. A book wri...