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Title:
Buzzworthy : cocktails inspired by female literary greats
Author:
Croll, Jennifer, author.
ISBN:
9783791389165
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Physical Description:
159 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm
Contents:
Introduction -- How to use this book -- Basic equipment -- Glassware -- Cocktail ingredients -- Types of alcohol -- Cocktails for dietary restrictions -- Garnishes and rims -- Literary fiction and short stories. Toni Morrison -- Virginia Woolf -- Zadie Smith -- Sally Rooney -- Amy Tan -- Harper Lee -- Bernadine Evaristo -- Jhumpa Lahiri -- Donna Tartt -- Celeste Ng -- Louise Erdrich -- Torrey Peters -- Jane Austen -- Min Jin Lee -- Sheila Heti -- Isabel Allende -- Arundhati Roy -- Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie -- Joyce Carol Oates -- Zora Neale Hurston -- S. E. Hinton -- Sayaka Murata -- Elena Ferrante -- Poetry. Maya Angelou -- Emily Dickinson -- Amanda Gorman -- Mary Oliver -- Rupi Kaur -- Audre Lorder -- Genre fiction. Mary Shelley -- Octavia E. Butler -- Carmen Maria Machado -- Agatha Christie -- Ursula K. Le Guin -- Gillian Flynn -- Graphic novels. Marjane Satrapi -- Alison Bechdel -- Nonfiction, essays, and memoirs. Jia Tolentino -- Eve Babitz -- bell hooks -- Susan Sontag -- Lindy West -- Simone de Beauvoir -- Angela Davis -- Patti Smith -- Gloria steinem -- Anais Nin -- Terese Marie Mailhot -- Roxane Gay -- Joan Didion -- Recipes -- TBR list: suggested reading.
Abstract:
"The fifty recipes in this volume are as unconventional, imaginative, and refreshing as the authors that inspired them. Each double-page spread includes an illustration of one important woman writer along with fascinating background about her oeuvre, personality, and points of literary distinction. And, of course, each profile is paired with a delicious recipe for a fitting cocktail. Pulling from every category--literary and genre fiction, poetry, graphic novels, essays and nonfiction-- this book offers some surprising twists as well as old favorites. While each subject could provide hours of cocktail chatter, the recipes themselves are also a unique conversation starter: the Virginia Woolf--a peach-and-mint creation with a modernist flair; the Octavia Butler--an uncompromising blend featuring bourbon and port; the Jia Tolentino--a purple sparkler that puts a cerebral twist on pop culture; and the Mary Shelley--an unexpected combination of the Manhattan and the Margarita."--Publisher marketing.
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