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November 28, 2016 by spoonsandbooks
Posted in Thoughts Tagged booknerd, Books, cookery books, food books, food nerd, food writing, foodwriting, library, literature, lovetoread, On writing, reading, reading list, restaurants Leave a reply

by Anke Klitzing #foodnerd #booknerd. Lectures at Technological University Dublin, School of Culinary Arts on food & culture/media/communication. PhD research on #foodwriting

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