In 1976, Bill Kramer–the then manager–had a desire to open a business that provided customers with a place to both eat and read, what he describes as “two of the three most enjoyable activities”. Shortly after the bookstore was opened,
In a nutshell, this is the story of a Chinese-American family living in small-town Ohio in the 70s. When the middle child drowns mysteriously in a nearby lake, that tragedy is but the tip of the iceberg for what is
1984. The Handmaid’s Tale. Fahrenheit 411. I don’t know about you, but my love of dystopian fiction started back in high school. I dove into the classics head first, amazed by the imagination, yet somewhat horrified at the possibility of
If you read books as much as I do, there are certain ones that keep you coming back for more; ones you revisit when you’re in need of some comfort, a good laugh, or a good cry; ones that welcome
If you read books as much as I do, there are certain ones that keep you coming back for more; ones you revisit when you’re in need of some comfort, a good laugh, or a good cry; ones that welcome
These days brunch offers up a lot of new and exciting options, a new favourite being avocado and eggs on toast. Any respectable brunch establishment should (in my humble opinion) serve up some variation of this crowd-pleaser, and if you’re
Venturing into a new part of London (for me, anyway), I headed to Islington to see what the highly recommended Smokehouse had to offer.
Nopi, a popular Soho brasserie has many of the hallmarks of Ottolenghi, but with a slightly different feel to his delis.
It’s Book Week! You may not know this because it’s mostly celebrated in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Eat 17 is easily accessible by public transit, just a short walk from Walthamstow High Street, you are transported from city storefronts to rural idyll.