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&ldquo;Not many books have gotten my juices going as much as Le&#160;Pigeon; it&rsquo;s a proper joy.&rdquo;&mdash;Fergus Henderson, founder of St. John restaurant and author of Nose to Tail Eating"I&rsquo;d heard nothing about this Portland, Oregon institution until the book landed on my desk and utterly awed me. The young chefs draw influence from the Fergus Henderson nose-to-tail school but introduce a whole layer of iconoclastic hipster inspiration. When reading the contents makes you salivate, you know you have a winner." Tim Hayward, "Best books of 2013" Financial Times &#160; &ldquo;I absolutely love this book! A behind-the-scenes look at Portland&rsquo;s beloved Le Pigeon restaurant, it&rsquo;s fun, quirky, and delicious. With Gabriel Rucker guiding you through these beautiful recipes, you can&rsquo;t go wrong.&rdquo;&mdash;April Bloomfield, chef-owner of The Spotted Pig and author of A Girl and Her Pig &#160; &ldquo;Gabriel once said to me, &lsquo;We&rsquo;re just trying to find new ways to get people to eat lots of butter,&rsquo; revealing his irreverent and over-the-top attitude to cooking (see his recipe for Bacon Butter, page 42) and life. What arrives on the plate at Le Pigeon is incredibly well thought out, sophisticated, and delicious. This is a remarkable collection of recipes and stories from one of the most hard-working and dedicated chefs I know, and his merry band of compatriots.&rdquo;&mdash;Andy Ricker, chef-owner of Pok Pok &#160; &ldquo;Gabriel Rucker, one of the hottest of the hot rock star chefs, has the humility to pay homage to the pillars of Portland&rsquo;s dining scene and the brass to &lsquo;Le Pigeonize&rsquo; every dish he cooks with his own high-spirited sensibility. Whether he&rsquo;s dolloping oyster mayo on a hanger steak or turning lamb belly into a BLT, Rucker&rsquo;s boisterous but disciplined cooking will both surprise you and charm the hell out of you.&rdquo;&mdash;Tom Douglas, owner of Tom Douglas Restaurants &#160; &ldquo;At Le Pigeon, Gabriel Rucker has the opportunity to cook in Oregon&mdash;a very soulful region where food and wine are in harmony with the terroir. His cuisine is all about balance, with a dash of American nostalgia. He gets it.&rdquo;&mdash;Daniel Boulud, chef-owner of Daniel

Cooking at the Dirty Bird [A Cookbook]

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IACP International Association of Culinary Professionals Cookbook Awards, American Category Finalist&#160; "Magnificent color photos; detailed, helpful tips; and Willis's cheerful, trustworthy guidance makes this an original and welcome newcomer to a classic cookbook library."&mdash;Publishers Weekly"Bourbon Sweet Potatoes, Mama's Orange Glazed Cornish Game Hens, and Brown-Sugar Shortcakes are only a few of the appealing dishes to make you swoon." &mdash;Ladies' Home Journal "Cookbooks We Love" feature"Simple, great ingredients are the hallmark of this book, whose recipes display a great flair for techniques that are Southern and European. The food becomes timeless and borderless. . . . It's Southern, sure, but with a refreshing twist." &mdash;Raleigh News & Observer "Gorgeously photographed and filled with warm notes about recipes learned from her mother, grandparents, and friends, it seems designed as an ideal Mother's Day gift." &mdash;Atlanta Journal-Constitution"The author of this wonderful book, Virginia Willis, has put together the food of her native Georgia and her classical French techniques to create this really pretty book. I love it. I love the photographs. I love the writing in it. It's really, really nice." &mdash;Martha Stewart"A glorious celebration of food . . . Willis serves up great stories with her tasty dishes, and explains techniques with great clarity. The photography sizzles and the colors pop in one of the nicest cookbooks I've read in a long time (and the food is delicious)." &mdash;Louisville Courier Journal"The recipes can find a home in any cook's kitchen, especially if those cooks long for the rich, historical flavors of the South." &mdash;San Francisco Chronicle"The recipes all sound delicious but what makes these recipes shine are the stories of the people and places closest to Willis' heart." &mdash;Epicurious.com"Virginia Willis is as warm and gracious a belle as you could ever hope to meet. These two qualities shine through brilliantly in her approach to food and cooking. In her writing and recipes, she reminds us again of the powerful and meaningful bond that good, honest food, carefully prepared and shared with those we love, can render. We are fortunate to be shown a place at her table."&#160; &mdash;Scott Peacock, coauthor of The Gift of Southern Cooking"Most Southern cookbooks, even the really good ones, usually feel and taste somewhat provincial, as though their cuisine can only exist below the Mason-Dixon line. Virginia Willis's cuisine is the opposite. Although her food is undeniably Southern, it comes across as international, universal even. Other than Patricia Wells and Marcella Hazan, I cannot think of another cook who has managed to pull this off."&#160; &mdash;Alton Brown, host of Good Eats"Southern hospitality with French flair: it's a winning combination. Virginia Willis bases this enticing book on her family's traditional Southern cooking, weaving in the classic French techniques she learned herself in France. Her recipes are precise and easy to follow, and her book distills the essence of her warm-hearted, welcoming style. 'Bon app&eacute;tit, y'all' says it all!"&#160; &mdash;Anne Willan, author of La Varenne Pratique"When it comes to food, Virginia can perform miracles. She is a master of Southern cooking and she's an incredibly talented writer. This book has one sensational recipe after another, fascinating stories, and great science tips. Don't wait for the Super Bowl to make her award-winning Coca-Cola&ndash; Glazed Wings, wonderfully tender and sweet-hot. Talk about good!"&#160; &mdash;Shirley o. Corriher, author of CookWise"Virginia Willis is a proud daughter of the South who, by way of butter beans, okra, biscuits, and dumplings, honors her kith, her kin, her place."&#160; &mdash;John T. Edge, director, Southern Foodways Alliance

Recipes and Stories from Three Generations of Southern Cooking [A Cookbook]

Bon Appetit, Y'all

"A National Geographic book called the "Atlas of Beer" surveys beer across six continents, from banana beer in Tanzania to beer aged in wine barrels in Argentina." &ndash;New York Times, AP, ABC News, Chicago Tribune, Washington Times, Seattle Times, Las Vegas Sun, St. Louis Post-Dispatch&ldquo;Also on tap are lessons in beer history, trends, insider knowledge from brewers and bar owners, and anecdotes about the process of making, tasting and appreciating beer in each of the countries that are covered. Cheers!&rdquo; &ndash;Newsday &ldquo;&hellip;explores the diverse beer cultures, styles and histories every hophead should know about. It&rsquo;s full of maps highlighting the breweries you&rsquo;ll find from Canada to Cambodia, tasting notes from Brooklyn Brewery&rsquo;s&#160;Garret Oliver&#160;and enough fun facts to drop while drinking at your preferred beer bar for at least a year&hellip;While a fun&#160;coffee table book, it's&#160;also quite useful. The book provides&#160;translations of beer orders in various languages so when you&rsquo;re imbibing around the world you won&rsquo;t have to struggle with the bartender and can get right to what&rsquo;s most important&mdash;that beer.&rdquo; &ndash;Food & Wine"Both Ph.D. geography professors at Kennesaw State University, Hoalst-Pullen and Patterson are self-proclaimed &ldquo;beer doctors&rdquo; and avid homebrewers, who logged some 160,000 miles and traveled to six continents and 28 countries to research how beer and geography interact." -Atlanta Journal Constitution&ldquo;This book is as much an interesting travel guide as it is one on beer&hellip;This regional breakdown would be a nice guide for any beer-quaffing travelers.&rdquo; &ndash;Cleveland.com &#160;&ldquo;This book would be a fine gift just by itself &ndash; or even better with a selection of the beers from the countries featured inside.&rdquo; &ndash;Dayton City Paper &#160; &ldquo;Beer lovers unite in this truly unique volume that celebrates the vibrant and exciting culture of beer drinkers around the world&hellip;a seemingly endless parade of facts and anecdotes that dive deep into the process of making, tasting, and appreciating beer.&rdquo; &ndash;Politics & Prose Newsletter &#160; &ldquo;&hellip;filled with stunning photography, history, awesome drinking-destinations, and beer knowledge from around the world.&rdquo; &ndash;Craft Beer Time &#160; &ldquo;&hellip;a worldwide voyage into beer&hellip;Tidbits include a history lesson on the double IPA and the realization that wherever you are, beer is best paired with friends.&rdquo; &ndash;St. Thomas Times Journal &#160;&ldquo;Each geographical entry has a Beer Guide which points you to the best places to sample the suds of your dreams in each area.&rdquo; &ndash;HeraldNet &#160; &ldquo;The &ldquo;Atlas of Beer&rdquo; is a beautiful hard-bound coffee-table book, loaded with maps, informative infographics and the stunning photography for which National Geographic is known.&rdquo;&#160; &ndash;Minneapolis Star Tribune  &#160; &ldquo;&hellip;a comprehensive look at brewing and beer appreciation throughout the world&rsquo;s cultures.&rdquo; &ndash;Porchdrinking.com"Through this coffee-table tome, a pair of professional geographers travel the globe pulling together the various threads that connect place to history to culture to food and to drink." &ndash;Forbes&#160;&#160;&#160; &#160; &ldquo;This extensive tome published by National Geographic is a match made in heaven for beer connoisseurs and geography buffs.&rdquo; &ndash;The SoCal Food & Beverage Professional, Las Vegas Food & Beverage Professional &#160; &ldquo;&hellip;guide to not look like a complete outsider the next time you step in a pub halfway around the world.&rdquo; &ndash;Men&rsquo;s Fitness &#160; &ldquo;National Geographic is behind this comprehensive, insightful guide to craft beer worldwide.&rdquo;  &ndash;The Winchester Star&#160;&ldquo;So far, the quest has taken Patterson&hellip;to five continents and 30 countries to try about 2,000 varieties of beer.&rdquo; &ndash;KTW (Kamloops This Week)&ldquo;This new Atlas of Beer book has me daydreaming all day while my list of places to go just keeps getting longer and longer.&rdquo; &ndash;@intagram: Bigwrldsmallgrl&#160;&ldquo;Down to the core, the Atlas of Beer is the epitome of an educational deep dive. It literally walks you around the world and explores almost every style known to mankind.&rdquo;  &ndash;Instagram: @averagebeerdude&ldquo;We are obsessed with this book. It&rsquo;s full of useful tips such as how to order a beer in the native language of the country and it&rsquo;s full of the culture and history behind the beers and the regions where they&rsquo;re located.&rdquo; &ndash;Instagram: @beardandbroad&ldquo;Calling all beer geeks and travelers: you need to get the Atlas of Beer by National Geographic. This book contains beautiful photography and insightful information.&rdquo;&#160;&ndash;Instagram: @dallasbeerbabe&ldquo;Atlas of Beer is a vibrant and rich source of impressive&#160;#beer information. The atlas highlights countries and regions, explaining local history and styles&hellip;a must have for lovers of beer and travel alike.&rdquo; &ndash;Instagram: @sargentsuds&ldquo;This one will be hanging out on my coffee table and will undoubtedly inspire an upcoming beercation.&rdquo; &ndash;Instagram: @beerbitty&ldquo;It is packed full of incredible photos, illustrations & interesting information&hellip;It also contains plenty of travel tips, such as, beer festivals, how to order beer in 14 languages & the best breweries & pubs in each country.&rdquo; &ndash;Instagram: @thehoppytraveller &#160; &#160; &#160;

A Globe-Trotting Journey Through the World of Beer

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&#8220;One hundred years after publication, there is in the entire body of social criticism still no more than a handful of meditations on the promise and failings of democracy in America to rival William Edward Burghardt Du Bois&#8217;s extraordinary collection of fourteen essays.&#8221; &#8212;from the Introduction by David Levering Lewis

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&ldquo;A smashing debut.  Rich and exciting with both substance and spice.&rdquo;&mdash;Star Tribune, Minneapolis&ldquo;A sparkling gem.&rdquo;&mdash;King Features Syndicate&ldquo;An astonishing tour de  force.&rdquo;&mdash;Margaret Maron&ldquo;Superb.&rdquo;&mdash;Drood Review of Mystery&ldquo;A darned good murder  mystery.&rdquo;&mdash;USA Today

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&ldquo;It's silly, it's funny, it's irreverent.&rdquo;&mdash;Comic Book Resources "Every bit as chaotic and unabashedly fun as one would expect.&rdquo;&mdash;IGN &#160;  &ldquo;Harley Quinn is a pure joy as a self-referential comedic anti-villain,   and an antidote to the far too serious superhero operas that it shares   its universe with.&rdquo;&mdash;Newsarama

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&ldquo;Ksenia Fedorova is not going to bore you with the latest approach to UXI. From secretly human AI assistants to videos of faces manipulated by computer-controlled electrodes, the artworks analyzed in Fedorova&rsquo;s terrific book reveal&#160;interfacing&#160;to be an active intersubjective mode between us and our cyborgian devices, with results that are affective as well as aesthetic.&rdquo;&mdash;Caroline A. Jones, Associate Dean for Strategic Initiatives, School of Architecture and Planning, MIT; author of&#160;Symbionts: Contemporary Artists and the Biosphere&#160;(2021)&#160;&ldquo;In an age when our faces, voices, emotions and bodies are increasingly being interpreted by computational systems, Ksenia Fedorova&rsquo;s&#160;Tactics of Interfacing&#160;sharply analyzes how artistic practices with these very technologies can open up new and expressive ways of reconceiving the boundaries between humans and machines.&rdquo;&mdash;Chris Salter, Artist, Professor of Computation Arts, Concordia University and Co-Director, Hexagram&#160;&ldquo;Ksenia Fedorova offers profound insights into the fluidity and hybridity of affective, embodied human experience and suggests strategies for harnessing subjectivity and intersubjectivity as forms of resistance to algorithmic objectification.&#160;Tactics of Interfacing&#160;will be vital reading for scholars in the arts, cultural studies, and STS.&rdquo;&mdash;Edward Shanken, Associate Professor, University of California, Santa Cruz; author of&#160;Art and Electronic Media

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