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Issue 4 Vol 4: Food
Tonia Buxton and Antony Capella give us exclusive interviews in an edition to make the taste buds salivate as we delve into Greek food, culture, puddings and coffee. Yes, the Food issue has now been served up at our website and the new edition of Incorporating Writing (ISSN 1743-0380) is bigger, better and still free. In our editorial, Andrew Oldham wonders why food is being sexed up when food is already sexy, and what the hell has gone wrong with the Nigella world of cookery? Lisha Aquino Rooney returns to our pages in Perfect Eye and writes an article on why food is central to her art. Tom Spurling tackles the otherside of greed. Claire Boot gets over excited with Roald Dahl's wonderful food words and wicked characters. Bruce Barnes leaps into the puddings of his childhood and comes up full, and gasping for seconds. In our columns, Dan McTiernan is joined by the new columnist, Christine Brandel, who beat off heavy competition to weigh in with an ode to Mexican food whilst Dan tackles the downside of trying to grow your own. G.P. Kennedy and critics return with a new look reviews section and they come in fighting and eating as they review the eighth novel by the author of Fightclub. We're giving away three copies of Chuck Palahniuk's latest book and we've the open doors on our first letters page - so if you have anything to say, make this your first port of call.
With over 50 free pages of interviews, articles, reviews, industry news and opportunities, there's only one magazine that you need, Incorporating Writing (ISSN 1743-0380) . All free, all critical and all at our website.
We're always interested in hearing off our readers, got any comments? Got some feedback? Then contact us today. Deadline 2nd December 2007.
Help spread the word and forward this email to everyone you know, they can subscribe for free at our website.
Incorporating Writing (ISSN 1743-0380) is an imprint of Incwriters.
Tonia Buxton and Antony Capella give us exclusive interviews in an edition to make the taste buds salivate as we delve into Greek food, culture, puddings and coffee. Yes, the Food issue has now been served up at our website and the new edition of Incorporating Writing (ISSN 1743-0380) is bigger, better and still free. In our editorial, Andrew Oldham wonders why food is being sexed up when food is already sexy, and what the hell has gone wrong with the Nigella world of cookery? Lisha Aquino Rooney returns to our pages in Perfect Eye and writes an article on why food is central to her art. Tom Spurling tackles the otherside of greed. Claire Boot gets over excited with Roald Dahl's wonderful food words and wicked characters. Bruce Barnes leaps into the puddings of his childhood and comes up full, and gasping for seconds. In our columns, Dan McTiernan is joined by the new columnist, Christine Brandel, who beat off heavy competition to weigh in with an ode to Mexican food whilst Dan tackles the downside of trying to grow your own. G.P. Kennedy and critics return with a new look reviews section and they come in fighting and eating as they review the eighth novel by the author of Fightclub. We're giving away three copies of Chuck Palahniuk's latest book and we've the open doors on our first letters page - so if you have anything to say, make this your first port of call.
With over 50 free pages of interviews, articles, reviews, industry news and opportunities, there's only one magazine that you need, Incorporating Writing (ISSN 1743-0380) . All free, all critical and all at our website.
We're always interested in hearing off our readers, got any comments? Got some feedback? Then contact us today. Deadline 2nd December 2007.
Help spread the word and forward this email to everyone you know, they can subscribe for free at our website.
Incorporating Writing (ISSN 1743-0380) is an imprint of Incwriters.