Jon Fasman
Jon Fasman is the Atlanta correspondent for The Economist and the author of two novels, both published by the Penguin Press: "The Geographer's Library" and "The Unpossessed City".
- 4 years 19 weeks
Recent articles by Jon Fasman:
- REPASTS: SYLLABUB, ELIZABETHAN EGGNOG
- DERACINATED IN DC
- REPASTS: WARM, SOFT, YIELDING TRENCHER
- REPASTS: THE CROWNING GLORY OF THE CLASSICAL RUSSIAN KITCHEN
- IS FRENCH CUISINE DEAD?
- REPASTS: JOHNNYCAKES FOR BREAKFAST
- DELICIOUS, BEAUTIFUL SWIMMERS
- WHY HE EVEN GOT TO DO A THING?
- A PASSION FOR X-RATED MEAT
- REPASTS: SALMAGUNDI, PIRATES' DELIGHT
- REPASTS: BLANC MANGER
- BEING THERE: ATLANTA
- Q&A: JASON ZINOMAN, HORROR NUT
- THE STRANGEST SPICE
- A THIN LINE BETWEEN FERMENTATION AND ROT
- A night at the Yemen Café
- ALL THAT MUSIC
- IT'S OFFAL GOOD
- REPASTS: REGENCY-ERA ROUT CAKES
- REPASTS: CANVASBACK DUCK
- A TASTE OF LIVING FLESH
- THE PERFECT CUP OF TEA
- Jon Fasman
- JON FASMAN | ACCOUNTING FOR TASTE
Comment of the moment
quote "Ah, what larks: Rogue Riderhood, Bradley Headstone, Miss Ninetta Crummles (the Infant Phenomenon), Mr Dick, Barkis, Joe the Fat Boy, The Golden Dustman, Mr Wemmick's dad, Mrs Gummidge, Mr William Guppy, Jerry Cruncher, Bullseye, Harold Skimpole..."