Author: Ryan Hodros
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Gulp, by Mary Roach
This is a new direction for my reading this year. I don’t typically read much science. Science Fiction? Sure. But straight up science? Not so much. I have an English Degree. The closest I’ve come to real science is the BIO-101 course I took as junior, and the cadaver still shows up in my nightmares…
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Red Famine, by Anne Applebaum
I’ve had this book on my to-read list for a while. The timing wasn’t great, as things here in the States are about to get pretty grim for the next four years, but it’s a piece of history I knew very little about. For anyone unfamiliar with this book, it’s the history of what’s known…
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Central Station, by Lavie Tidhar
This past week, at a writers’ accountability meeting, a friend of mine recommended that I give this a read. I was asking about a concept that (for some reason) I struggle to describe in a succinct way: A book series with a set world but different casts of characters. Picture Middle Earth, but instead of…
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About me
I’m a chef instructor and writing teacher who currently resides in the DC area, though I’ve lived all across the United States from Florida to Colorado to Hawaii. Most days I talk to his feline pals Ralph and Tesla more than I talk to people. My writing meshes my love of food with my love…
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