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Steven's Selections
Stevsie is the Apprentice Book Receiver and part-time Magazine Guy in the Warwick's Book Department, in addition to being one of our stellar booksellers. Here are a few of his latest reads.
-Bookie since January 2008-
By Michael Ruhlman
$27.00
ISBN-13: 9781416566113Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 days
Published: Scribner, 04/01/2009
I know an infinite number of recipes and so can you! Armed only with this book and your trusty kitchen scale (you do have a kitchen scale, right?) you too can conquer your overflowing recipe box. Ruhlman mixes 1 part tradition, 1 part food science, and 2 parts common sense to produce a dish more enlightening than the sum of its parts. This is a fantastic book highly recommended for experienced and aspiring chefs alike. -Steven
World Made by Hand (Paperback)
By James Howard Kunstler
$14.00
ISBN-13: 9780802144010Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 days
Published: Grove Press, 01/01/2009
Picture this: global trade has slowed to a halt, oil supplies have dried up, and a devastating flu has thinned the population of the former United States to colonial era levels. Think you could survive? Chillingly, in Kunstler's vision, many of us do just that. Unsettling not for its stunning realism, but for the way in which we adapt and endure. Read it and view how disconcerting an optimistic post-apocalyptic environment can be. -Steven
By Richard Rayner
$14.95
ISBN-13: 9780393333619Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 days
Published: W. W. Norton & Company, 01/01/2009
With our modern eyes, we've grown accustomed to viewing men like Colin Huntington and Leland Stanford as rapacious capitalists and vile men. Raynor isn't here to try and set us straight. Instead, he accepts their faults and delivers a surprising personal account of their successes and failures. You wouldn't want to share dinner with these magnates, but by the time you finish Raynor's account you might not mind them as partners or politicians. -Steven



