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Four “Chef” Autobiographies You Must Read

17 April, 16

Raghav Modi

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Gordon Ramsay, Marco Pierre White, Anthony Bourdain, and Joe Bastianich are but some of the "celebrity chefs" rotating their presence on our TV screens right now. They've changed the way we…

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Throwing Shadows: A Dark Collection

by Jerry Roth

Throwing Shadows is a delightful collection of short horror stories. This was my first time reading a Jerry Roth book, and now I look forward to more. I like that the book has an excellent array of stories, and many have a nostalgic aura…

In Defense of the Eighties

by Riya Aarini

Being an 80s child, I absolutely loved this walk down memory lane. The bite-sized chapters were fun to read and packed with humour as well as all the 80s information you need. What I really love about the book is that Riya covers all asp…

Gingered: A Memoir

by Ryan G. Murphy

The reason why Gingered reads so well is primarily due to Ryan’s openness and honesty. There’s a feel-good aura about the book that resonated with me on many levels. Moreover, the anecdotes are relatable and heartwarming, making the book…

The Rainbow Room

by Claire Ishi Ayetoro

The concept behind The Rainbow Room, although very familiar, still had a lot of potential. However, the story comes across as amateurish. You can see the big twist at the end approach early on, and unlike locked-room movies/stories such …

Face Down in the Grave - Seven Tales of Sinister Delight

Face Down in the Grave – Seven Tales of Sinister Delight

by Thomas O.

I have to mention the brilliance of Thomas O in composing a collection of haunting stories that at first look seem disjointed but are actually based on the seven deadly sins.

I should mention that the book’s name had me thinking this w…