Mon, 22 August 2011
This podcast on Like Water for Chocolate (1989) is all about food, and magic, and the alarming capacity for love to do dangerous things. Mexican cooking, and the terrible fate of the youngest daughter who may not marry, but must stay at home to care for her mother forever, cause very dramatic consequences in the kitchen. Magical realism in platefuls, with a recipe for each chapter. For readers who get hungry at night.
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Why I Really Like This Book (cooking)
These are podcasts about forgotten fiction, for curious readers, and for anyone who likes old books. Sometimes they're stories, sometimes they're not. Most of the authors write in English; and sometimes they don't. But all the books I talk about, I really really like. I hope you will too.
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