Kleiner Wochenkalender: Mein Jahr 2024 - Korallen (I love my Ocean)

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&ldquo;A redoubtable restaurant critic and 30-year resident of Paris sets the table with an enticing menu of memories...Lobrano writes with mouthwatering elan, dash, and feeling.&rdquo;&mdash;Kirkus&nbsp;&nbsp; &ldquo;Lobrano&rsquo;s story is inspiring, and his prose lush and inviting. Readers will savor every last page.&rdquo;&mdash;Publishers Weekly&nbsp;&nbsp; &ldquo;Rest assured, there&rsquo;s never a dull moment in My Place at the Table. It&rsquo;s a veritable feast of humility, humor and emotion.&rdquo;&mdash;BookPage&nbsp;&nbsp; &ldquo;Like so many food-lovers, Alec Lobrano dreamed of a life in Paris.&#160;Unlike the rest of us, he made the dream come true.&#160;In this warm, delicious, and extremely candid book, he lets us in on all his secrets.&#160;Everyone who loves French food will want to read this memoir.&rdquo;&#160;&nbsp; &mdash;Ruth Reichl&nbsp; &#160;&nbsp; &ldquo;A flat-out wonderful read, full of the stories and secrets that make eating in Paris what we want to be doing right now. Lobrano has a genius for finding characters at every level of the food chain&mdash;the peasant chef, or the&#160;grande dame&#160;home cook, or the bistro revolutionary with his simple, perfect dishes&mdash;and for owning up to tasting foods for the first time and describing them with&#160;surprising poetic flair.&#160;Reading&#160;My Place at the Table&#160;on a New York subway, I did something I have never done:&#160;I missed my stop.&rdquo;&nbsp; &mdash;Bill Buford, best-selling author of&#160;Heat&#160;and&#160;Dirt&nbsp; &#160;&nbsp; &ldquo;In this coming-of-age tale, Alec Lobrano chronicles his discovery of taste during a challenging youth, which led him to emerge as&#160;one of the most astute and brilliant writers on French cuisine. Few understand France, and its cuisine, as deeply as Alec, and readers will devour&#160;My Place at the Table, which is&#160;seasoned by his sharp humor, a soup&ccedil;on of heartbreak, and the satisfaction of triumph, all framed by his reminiscences of delicious dining&#160;at Paris&rsquo;s most lauded tables. This book is truly a recipe for pleasure!&nbsp; &mdash;David Lebovitz, author of&#160;My Paris Kitchen&#160;and&#160;French Drinks&nbsp; &#160;&nbsp; &ldquo;Alexander Lobrano&#39;s beautiful memoir about finding himself through writing about food is charming, wise, and often very funny. An American who has lived in Paris for more than thirty years, he offers&#160;fresh insights into French culinary culture.&rdquo;&nbsp; &mdash;Alice Waters&#160;&nbsp; &#160;&nbsp; &ldquo;A long-lasting love story with the French food scene told with&#160;wit, verve, and great expertise."&#160;&nbsp; &mdash;Chef Alain Ducasse&nbsp; &#160;&nbsp; &ldquo;Lobrano excels in weaving&#160;a full and timeless human story with bits of mouthwatering epicureanism.&#160;He elevates food to an essential anchor of memory in a rich and dynamic human story and shows us that deliciousness, in food and in writing, is achieved through authenticity, clarity, and vulnerability.&#160;This book is another example of why Alec Lobrano&rsquo;s voice is so important:&#160; His writing is a meticulous, generous, and joyful affirmation of life.&rdquo;&#160;&#160;&nbsp; &mdash;Daniel Rose, chef, New York City (Le Coucou) and Paris (Chez la Vieille)&nbsp; &#160;&nbsp; &ldquo;All I really wanted to do was go to different places to eat, and then write it all down,&rdquo; says a young Alexander Lobrano in&#160;My Place at the Table. Thank goodness he followed his appetites, which eventually led him to Paris, renown as a food critic and now, the author of a memoir that&rsquo;s by turns&#160;poi

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"Set(s) a benchmark by offering comprehensive and reliable keys to the outdoor world." The San Francisco Chronicle

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One of Literary Hub's 10 New Must-Read Collections Entropy Magazine's Ultimate Summer Reading List"Martens centers her debut collection of quietly poignant prose poems on family, religion, and myth as she seeks a fragile safety in an uncertain, violent world….Martens's stripped-down language is her greatest asset…. [C]harming and often profound… the personal touches soar, evidence of a solid poet finding her voice."—Publishers Weekly"Whether she is proffering chilling indications of an apocalypse, agonizing over an earnest apology, or conjuring the latent melancholy of bedtime, [Martens] remains both playful and precise, at once whimsical and commanding.... As tangible as it is surreal."—Booklist"Martens moves from the beautiful, imperfect moments of domesticity...to issues of global urgency. Often, as she waxes intimately philosophical, Martens embraces both family and the political…. VERDICT: An accomplished start-up from a poet to watch."—Library Journal,  "Summer Poetry: 13 Smart New Collections from Debut and Veteran Authors Alike""The Spoons in the Grass are There to Dig a Moat is a book of prose poetry that packs a mighty punch for such a slim volume (64 pages, folks). Her writing is unassuming and unpretentious as, again and again, she reaches into the mundane and pulls out the extraordinary."—Literary Hub "Ten New Must-Read Collections""Amelia Martens’ richly imaginative first book... will likely be one of this year’s best debuts.... Grim assessments, juxtaposed with domestic studies that celebrate the whimsy and innocence of young daughters, render The Spoons in the Grass Are There to Dig a Moat a dizzying little book that yearns for escapism even as it insists on documenting our self-destruction.... Wondrous imagination, political astuteness, and refreshingly original voice."—Plume Poetry"At times wry, other times heartbroken, the speakers in these prose poems see tragedy and the potential for it everywhere….This material could easily fall flat or devolve into sentimentality, but Martens illuminates these stories from a different angle, using them to convey the distant witness of a worried mother."—Barrelhouse"In scenes pastoral and domestic...it reaches through the surreal in order to grasp some of the most exasperating, painful aspects of our daily lives.The Spoons in the Grass is overwhelming, and heartbreaking—a book that processes, through the unique mind of its author...losses upon losses, the love and impossibility of children, and a frequently alarming, but always strangely accurate, depiction of the country we live in."—Monkey Bicycle"You’ll never read a more playful book of doomsday poems than Amelia Martens’s The Spoons in the Grass Are There to Dig a Moat. Martens’s dark humor is delightfully paired with her astute observations of quiet pleasures. Her poems are grand with sweeping cosmic battles and frequent mentions of death and the end times, while also intricately small."—South 85

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‘Sadly missing from the ongoing discussion how to solve the problems of both the Eurozone and the European Union is the voice of Alan S. Milward (1935-2010). This collection of his reviews of the literature generated by both European projects reveals his ideas, often contrarian, about the ultimate sources of legitimization for both projects and expresses them pointedly and pithily as only Alan could.’ — Larry Neal, Emeritus Professor of Economics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
‘A most revealing and insightful exploration of　an outstanding historian's　intellectual trajectory, this collection of Alan S. Milward’s reviews offers vivid reflections on many methodological and theoretical issues the historical profession has grappled with over the last 40 years.’ —　Federico Romero, Professor of History, European University Institute, Italy
'This collection of book reviews by eminent historian of twentieth-century Europe Alan S. Milward amounts to much more than the sum of its parts. By publishing an exhaustive collection, the editors offer readers the opportunity not only to trace Milwards's own intellectual trajectory, but, more broadly, interrogate the development of historiographic and public debates on a wide range of themes, including economy and politics in World War Two, the postwar settlement, European integration, and national sovereignty. The collection highlights Milward's intellectual generosity and critical engagement with major debates of contemporary history, and presents new questions (although no easy answers) to today's European crisis.' — Dr Maud Anne Bracke, Senior Lecturer in Modern European History University of Glasgow, UK
'In addition to the reviews themselves, this volume benefits from a stimulating essay by the editors which provides a brief overview of Milward’s work and, more provocatively, offers a Milwardian analysis of the ongoing Eurozone crisis [...] This book will be enlightening to any students or scholars seeking a more complete understanding of Milward’s work [...] it is a valuable contribution to our understanding of a gifted historian and to the history – and future – of European integration.' — Dr Luc-Andre Brunet, Lecturer in Twentieth Century European History, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, The Open University, UK.

Kleiner Wochenkalender: Mein Jahr 2024 - Korallen (I love my Ocean)

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