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 34 weeks
Recent articles by Jon Fasman:
- Q&A: JASON ZINOMAN, HORROR NUT
- REPASTS: REGENCY-ERA ROUT CAKES
- REPASTS: CANVASBACK DUCK
- 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
- THE STRANGEST SPICE
- A THIN LINE BETWEEN FERMENTATION AND ROT
- A night at the Yemen Café
- ALL THAT MUSIC
- IT'S OFFAL GOOD
- A TASTE OF LIVING FLESH
- THE PERFECT CUP OF TEA
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- JON FASMAN | ACCOUNTING FOR TASTE
Comment of the moment
quote It's often seemed to me that Shakespeare might well have been a simply brilliant editor as well as a beyond-extraordinary writer