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Personal Daysby: Ed Park May 22, 2008 |
List Price: £12.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £9.09 You Save: £3.90 (30%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £1.99 |
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It is difficult to see the point in Personal Days when the ground has been so thoroughly covered before by Joshua Ferris in Then We Came To The End.
Both books are mildly humorous, covering the intricate social world of office life, and both writers adopt the same devices throughout. There are firings, difficulties with computers and "I.T. Guys", thefts of post-it notes, exiled staff in remote corners, nervous breakdowns. People have mysterious personal lives which cause gossip among colleagues. Emails are mistakenly sent "reply all" causing embarrassment. More successful companies threaten take-overs, new management impose new disciplines which the staff spend their time trying to get round, etc, etc, etc (hard to suppress ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Smoked Foods Cookbook: How to Flavor, Cure and Prepare Savory Meats, Game, Fish, Nuts and Cheeseby: Lue Park, Ed Park December 31, 1992 |
List Price: £16.95 Vegetarian Books Price: £16.49 You Save: £0.46 ( 3%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £7.97 |
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A complete and interesting compendium of recipes and smoke cooking methods. The advanced smoke cooker will enjoy this book and find some new ideas within. The section on sausages and pemican, two of the advanced smoke cooking skills, are expecially helpful. The beginer may be disapointed in the results of applying the recipes due to one major oversight. The heart and soul of good smoked food is the cure. Smoke goes on the food last. This book although mentioning cures of many types fails to make this point clear and to provide the first time smoke cook with a simple first time recipe. In fact, the cure recipes provided do not have anywhere near enough sugar in them. Having smoked foods for 20 years I have found that ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Believer, Issue 57 (Believer)from: McSweeney's, Believer Magazine 2008-11 |
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A complete and interesting compendium of recipes and smoke cooking methods. The advanced smoke cooker will enjoy this book and find some new ideas within. The section on sausages and pemican, two of the advanced smoke cooking skills, are expecially helpful. The beginer may be disapointed in the results of applying the recipes due to one major oversight. The heart and soul of good smoked food is the cure. Smoke goes on the food last. This book although mentioning cures of many types fails to make this point clear and to provide the first time smoke cook with a simple first time recipe. In fact, the cure recipes provided do not have anywhere near enough sugar in them. Having smoked foods for 20 years I have found that ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Personal Daysby: Ed Park May 13, 2008 |
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It is difficult to see the point in Personal Days when the ground has been so thoroughly covered before by Joshua Ferris in Then We Came To The End.
Both books are mildly humorous, covering the intricate social world of office life, and both writers adopt the same devices throughout. There are firings, difficulties with computers and "I.T. Guys", thefts of post-it notes, exiled staff in remote corners, nervous breakdowns. People have mysterious personal lives which cause gossip among colleagues. Emails are mistakenly sent "reply all" causing embarrassment. More successful companies threaten take-overs, new management impose new disciplines which the staff spend their time trying to get round, etc, etc, etc (hard to suppress a yawn ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Believer, Issue 54 (Believer)from: McSweeney's, Believer Magazine 2008-06 |
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It is difficult to see the point in Personal Days when the ground has been so thoroughly covered before by Joshua Ferris in Then We Came To The End.
Both books are mildly humorous, covering the intricate social world of office life, and both writers adopt the same devices throughout. There are firings, difficulties with computers and "I.T. Guys", thefts of post-it notes, exiled staff in remote corners, nervous breakdowns. People have mysterious personal lives which cause gossip among colleagues. Emails are mistakenly sent "reply all" causing embarrassment. More successful companies threaten take-overs, new management impose new disciplines which the staff spend their time trying to get round, etc, etc, etc (hard to suppress a yawn ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Believer Issue 58; Visual Arts Issue (Believer)from: McSweeney's Publishing 2008-11 |
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It is difficult to see the point in Personal Days when the ground has been so thoroughly covered before by Joshua Ferris in Then We Came To The End.
Both books are mildly humorous, covering the intricate social world of office life, and both writers adopt the same devices throughout. There are firings, difficulties with computers and "I.T. Guys", thefts of post-it notes, exiled staff in remote corners, nervous breakdowns. People have mysterious personal lives which cause gossip among colleagues. Emails are mistakenly sent "reply all" causing embarrassment. More successful companies threaten take-overs, new management impose new disciplines which the staff spend their time trying to get round, etc, etc, etc (hard to suppress a yawn ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Believer, Issue 56 (Believer)from: McSweeney's, Believer Magazine 2008-09 |
List Price: £5.38 Vegetarian Books Price: £4.54 You Save: £0.84 (16%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £5.33 |
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It is difficult to see the point in Personal Days when the ground has been so thoroughly covered before by Joshua Ferris in Then We Came To The End.
Both books are mildly humorous, covering the intricate social world of office life, and both writers adopt the same devices throughout. There are firings, difficulties with computers and "I.T. Guys", thefts of post-it notes, exiled staff in remote corners, nervous breakdowns. People have mysterious personal lives which cause gossip among colleagues. Emails are mistakenly sent "reply all" causing embarrassment. More successful companies threaten take-overs, new management impose new disciplines which the staff spend their time trying to get round, etc, etc, etc (hard to suppress a yawn ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Believer, Issue 52: The 2008 Film Issue with DVDfrom: McSweeney's, Believer Magazine February 28, 2008 |
List Price: £6.72 Vegetarian Books Price: £5.67 You Save: £1.05 (16%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £6.69 |
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It is difficult to see the point in Personal Days when the ground has been so thoroughly covered before by Joshua Ferris in Then We Came To The End.
Both books are mildly humorous, covering the intricate social world of office life, and both writers adopt the same devices throughout. There are firings, difficulties with computers and "I.T. Guys", thefts of post-it notes, exiled staff in remote corners, nervous breakdowns. People have mysterious personal lives which cause gossip among colleagues. Emails are mistakenly sent "reply all" causing embarrassment. More successful companies threaten take-overs, new management impose new disciplines which the staff spend their time trying to get round, etc, etc, etc (hard to suppress a yawn ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Believer: Volume 6, Number 1 (Believer)from: McSweeney's, Believer Magazine February 28, 2008 |
List Price: £5.38 Vegetarian Books Price: £4.04 You Save: £1.34 (25%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £5.01 |
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It is difficult to see the point in Personal Days when the ground has been so thoroughly covered before by Joshua Ferris in Then We Came To The End.
Both books are mildly humorous, covering the intricate social world of office life, and both writers adopt the same devices throughout. There are firings, difficulties with computers and "I.T. Guys", thefts of post-it notes, exiled staff in remote corners, nervous breakdowns. People have mysterious personal lives which cause gossip among colleagues. Emails are mistakenly sent "reply all" causing embarrassment. More successful companies threaten take-overs, new management impose new disciplines which the staff spend their time trying to get round, etc, etc, etc (hard to suppress a yawn ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Believer Issue 53: 6-4 (Believer)from: McSweeney's Publishing 2008-06 |
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It is difficult to see the point in Personal Days when the ground has been so thoroughly covered before by Joshua Ferris in Then We Came To The End.
Both books are mildly humorous, covering the intricate social world of office life, and both writers adopt the same devices throughout. There are firings, difficulties with computers and "I.T. Guys", thefts of post-it notes, exiled staff in remote corners, nervous breakdowns. People have mysterious personal lives which cause gossip among colleagues. Emails are mistakenly sent "reply all" causing embarrassment. More successful companies threaten take-overs, new management impose new disciplines which the staff spend their time trying to get round, etc, etc, etc (hard to suppress a yawn ... Read More: >>More Details |
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