Literary Food Options...

Edgar Allen Po'boys
Sir Francis Bacon Wrapped Steaks
William Shake-n-bake-speare Chicken
Elizabeth Barrett Brownies
Brandon Pecan Sandiesons
Amy Tan-gerines
Sir William Golden Delicious Apple Pie
Byronion Rings
Marion Zimmer Bradley Pears
Frank Sherbert
Harlan Jelloson
Piessac Asimov
JRR Tolkey Lime Pie
Georgia O'Quiche
Jane Austen Cream Pie
Stephen King Cake
Robert Jordan Almonds
Yogurt Vonnegut
Anne McAfter Eight Mints
Oscar Wilde Rice
Mary Shelleys and Cheese
Robert Chocolate Covered Pretzelaznys
Robert Frosted Cookies
Ursula K LeGuini
Ray Bradberries and Cream Tart
Anne Rice Pudding
A C Crispin Creme Doughnuts
Ham Stoker
Alan Dean Fosturnovers
Peking Ducklas Adams
Nicholas Sparking Cider
Maya Ange(fruit)loops
Albert Chocolate Camousse
Sun Tzucchini Bread
Anne Franks and Beans
Judy Blume-in Onion
Louisa May Alcottage Pie
Platomato Soup
Charles Darwinter Melon
Orson Scott Cardamom Tea
Upton Sineclair
Wu Chen-English Muffins
Alexander Dumalted Milk Balls
Christopher MarshMarlowe
Anthony Burgescargot
Phillip K Spotted Dick
John Stilton+Crackers, Pablo Neuruda Gouda, and Pepper Jack Kerouac

Radiance of Tomorrow

By Ishmael Beah
Hardback
240 pages

Lovely and lyrical. A sad but hopeful tale and a very enjoyable read.

A Fatal Waltz

Suspense, as it says. It is the third in a series. They keep feeling as if they're going to veer into a romance novel, but that hasn't happened yet.
It's okay, but not great.

This. (Interred With Their Bones)

This is why I read.

Something Wicked This Way Comes

Still reading; love this chapter.

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Some Kind of Fairy Tale

By Graham Joyce
hardback
308 pages

It's the story of a girl who has been missing for twenty years. She shows up with a fantastic tale of having spent the last 6 months in another realm, that some might term fairy land. Naturally, everyone thinks she is crazy.
I found the ending pretty unsatisfying, but generally enjoyed the book.

The Collector of Lost Things

By Jeremy Page
Hardback
373 pages

Not my typical book. A naturalist, a hunter, and a woman all set sail for the arctic. They visit some glaciers, some villages, search for an extinct bird species and look for seals to shoot.
It's strange, often sad, and often gory. Wouldn't read it again, but am glad that I read it.