Mark Kurlansky

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Holiday Guide 2009: Find the perfect books—both new and old—for your hipster niece (and your Yankee neighbor, and your brother the foodie...)
OK, troops. Shut off those Kindles, and get your lily-livered asses down to Davis-Kidd for some one-stop get'r done holiday book shopping. Yours is...
http://www.nashvillescene.com/2009-11-19/news/holiday-guide-2009-find-the-perfect-books-mdash-both-new-and-old-mdash-for-your-hipster-niece-and-your-yankee-neighbor-and-your-brother-the-foodie/
http://www.nashvillescene.com/2009-11-19/news/holiday-guide-2009-find-the-perfect-books-mdash-both-new-and-old-mdash-for-your-hipster-niece-and-your-yankee-neighbor-and-your-brother-the-foodie/
Land of the Lost Food Traditions, Part III—the Midwest and Southwest
The United States is not usually credited with having a rich national cuisine. As the collection of WPA-commissioned articles in Mark Kurlansky's...
http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/food/2009/07/15/land-of-the-lost-food-traditions-part-iii%e2%80%94the-midwest-and-southwest/
http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/food/2009/07/15/land-of-the-lost-food-traditions-part-iii%e2%80%94the-midwest-and-southwest/