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Andrew Dornenburg Author Chat
posted by sonyagreen at 11:04 am (EST) on Nov 24, 2008
Thanks for the Elizabeth David recommendation. To answer your question, I studied at the University College of London for a semester during the time I was in law school. It was an exchange program of sorts, and I studied international law. I enjoyed London very much (including the food, despite the less-than-stellar reputation of UK food).
Gwen
posted by gwendolyndawson at 7:46 am (EST) on Apr 14, 2008
Fortunately for me, I have dear friends in the UK (I studied in London for a bit) that keep me well-stocked with the lastest published in the UK, particularly food writing, one of my passions. Of course, I reciprocate with the latest from the US.
Rather inauspicious number of books in your library at the moment, no?
Gwen
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