Rebecca May Johnson
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In the Kitchen: Essays on Food and Life
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2020
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3 editions
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Small Fires: An Epic in the Kitchen
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By the River: Essays from the Water's Edge
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2024
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Spells: 21st Century Occult Poetry
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2019
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Granta 160: Conflict
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Unweaving The Odyssey: Barbara Köhler’s Niemands Frau
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“Documenting what I do in the kitchen can feel like the task of recording almost nothing. But it is the nothing I am doing, and do almost every day, and have been doing every day for over a decade. It is the nothing that has been part of almost every social interaction of my life as an adult and through which I have come to know almost all the people I love. It is the nothing through which I have been sustained and transformed.”
― Small Fires: An Epic in the Kitchen
― Small Fires: An Epic in the Kitchen
“What I want for the people I cook for is for them to enjoy their own perversions at the table, to feel free to exhibit a lack of constraint.”
― Small Fires: An Epic in the Kitchen
― Small Fires: An Epic in the Kitchen
“Cooking is the tool I use to draw close to other people, though closeness makes me anxious. Cooking is how I manage closeness.”
― Small Fires: An Epic in the Kitchen
― Small Fires: An Epic in the Kitchen
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