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[...] topic (I say off topic as if this mumble jumble diary has any topic!) I want to read this book: What Kings Ate and Wizards Drank: A Fantasy Lover’s Food Guide. I love the description: “it is a...
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What an awesome idea! I hope your book is really successful – I think you’ve tapped multiple audiences with this one! Good luck!
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Reblogged this on <a href="http://integraindividuality.wordpress.com/2012/11/29/3/" rel="nofollow"> system as an integral human individuality</a> and commented: Когда я впервые услышал ели...
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[...] Bacon, Booze and Books: What Kings Ate and Wizards Drank. [...]
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This sounds amazing! Gonna make a last-minute addition to my Christmas wish-list!
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Krista, I work at a natural foods co-op and I’m regularly taken a back at how much more I know about food and where it comes from than people that are decades older than me. I have grandmothers asking...
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[…] Wizards Drank: A fantasy Lover’s Food Guide, which I learned about through author Krista Ball’s guest post on David Gaughran’s blog. I was […]
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[…] the most popular posts here in 2012 was from author Krista D. Ball who had just released What Kings Ate and Wizards […]
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