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Celebrating Winnie the Pooh Day

January 18this Winnie the Pooh Day, created in honor of author A.A. Milne’s birth back in 1882. Milne’s inspiration for this beloved...

Revolutionary Road, by Richard Yates, is considered a modern classic.After reading it, it is easy to see why.By today’s perspective, there is...

Jane Austen. I have never been a hugefan of Austen's, despite having read many of her novels for classes over the years. However, a very dear...

If you had to recommend five books to someone who had just learned how to speak English, five books to introduce this person to the greatest of...

The holidays are here – and the rainy season has officially begun. For the next few months, it’s going to be cold, wet, and windy ...

Campbell's Tomato Soup is an American icon, but it doesn't taste very good. For moderately more effort you can have a much fresher, tastier...

Paragon was one of the Pearl's best-loved restaurants long before the district became a fashionable foodie magnet. Despite the influx of...

Turns out the good old days were chock full of bad ol' recipes. Weiner Mix-up comes courtesy of a 1958 Sunset casserole cookbook. I'm not...

George Orwell is one of my all-time favourite writers, and it turns out he knew a thing about cooking His essay 'In Defence of English Cooking&...

A quick take on buffet-favourite deviled eggs Chances are you've encountered a batch or two of deviled eggs during the round of holiday...