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transformative processes of microbial life and queer identity - both thriving in resistance to control
Edited by founder and cookbook author Liz Alpern
is her introduction that positions her personal and kindred relationship to the lives she encounters through her letter-based research
feminist lens that spans decades
heroic feats in the Goya aisle
Squelch: A Memoir of Food, Love, and Uncertainty transformative processes of microbial lifeThe summer tomatoes had no choice but to rot. The mother ducks lost their heads. The chai had to be sent in the mail. In Nina Katzs first book of essays, a short memoir of queer love, longing, and letting go unfolds. Complemented by recipes from Katzs home kitchen, their deeply personal and absorbing writing logs a relationship that sunk them into a never ending stomach ache. Weaving together the author's curious fixations, stubborn devotions, and a