Tag: Layla Khoury-Hanold

REVIEW: Cellar Rat by Hannah Selinger

Hannah Selinger gives voice to the unseen labor and emotional toll that the restaurant industry takes on its workers….

[Ariel] Gordon creates an intimacy with the reader that makes us sit up and take notice…”

The French Ingredient is a testimony for the magic that ensues when you’re willing to embrace the unknown.

Food is the narrative thread used to make sense of grief, past relationships and family in this lyrical collection.

A hybrid of memoir, cultural criticism and theory explores themes of motherhood, misogyny, consent, and control.

The search for personal identity while being part of a famous family is the focus of a lyrical, deeply textured memoir.

A writer’s writer explores identity and what it means to be a woman in an essay collection that is funny, dark, and heartbreaking.

Award-winning podcaster Zibby Owens reflects on the events that shaped her life and the books that supported her on the journey.

The memoir deftly braids memories of food and a Bengali upbringing with reflections of how cuisine has informed the writer’s sense of identity…