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Mark Kurlansky

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    November 17, 2010

    Interview: Mark Kurlansky's Edible Stories, Part 2

    Courtesy Riverhead Books​This is part two of an interview with journalist, author, and historian Mark Kurlansky.  (Part one is here.) Some of his best known books are the international best-sellers Salt, Cod (which won a James Beard award) and A Basque History of the World.  His latest b ... More >>

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    November 16, 2010

    Interview: Author Mark Kurlansky on Edible Stories

    Sylvia Plachy​Journalist, author, and historian Mark Kurlansky's most well-known books are the international best-sellers Salt, Cod (which won a James Beard award), 1968, The Food of a Younger Land, and A Basque History of the World. His latest book, Edible Stories, is his third work of fiction.&n ... More >>

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    October 12, 2010

    Hang Out with Ruth Reichl, Michael Ruhlman, and Jonathan Gold in Key West

    Courtesy State Archives and Library of FloridaErnest Hemingway posing with sailfish in Key West.​Key West is known for its funkiness, its natural beauty, and its lovely weather in winter. It's also been a popular spot for literary types over the decades, including Annie Dillard, Shel Silverstein, ... More >>

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