The Pleasure of Your Company

by Molly O'Neill

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In The Pleasure Of Your Company, an award-winning New York Times food columnist charts the waters of a new era in American home entertaining with style, substance, and wit.

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A one-of-a-kind literary melting pot of social commentary, novel, satire and cookbook.

added by Shortride | editThe New York Times Book Review, Richard Flaste (Jun 1, 1997)

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