Lemonade Cooks

Over at Lemonade25 there is a very friendly review of Lives of Notorious Cooks.

Greatest Cooking

don’t forget about this book

Flavorwire, Lives of Notorious Cooks

Flavorwire lists Lives of Notorious Cooks amongst the 50 Essential Novels for Foodies.

Second “best-of-type-list” this month… Anyhow, a sort of interesting list.

Funny that some guy who thinks he owns the two English words “Great Chefs” wanted to sue over the original title. So petty.

 

Lives of Notorious Cooks: NoveList

At NoveList Bethany Latham gives a run down of seven food-centered historical novels and includes Lives of Notorious Cooks.

Lives of Notorious Cooks review

Over at Ijustreadaboutthat, Paul Debraski reviews Lives of Notorious Cooks.

Lives of Notorious Cooks reviewed at BFS

Katy O’Dowd has reviewed Lives of Notorious Cooks for the British Fantasy Society website.

 

I quote:

 

“This is the type of book to leave on the bedside table of a guest bedroom. Just be sure to check said guest’s bag as they depart to make sure your copy isn’t being spirited away.”

Small Press Book Review, Lives of Notorious Cooks

Sam Moss gives reviews Lives of Notorious Cooks favorably.

A quote:

“Playing with obscure delicacies and very probable (but probably impossible) dishes he serves us eight pound swallow tongue pies by the truckload, wormwood cakes and the moon (or so it seems…). The lists of ornate, luxurious and sometimes revolting dishes goes on and on and provides just as much entertainment as the stories themselves.”

Lives of Notorious Cooks at Innsmouth Free Press

Jesse Bullington reviews Lives of Notorious Cooks at Innsmouth Free Press.

Quote:

“Lives of Notorious Cooks is one of those rare delights that should appeal to most anyone who enjoys good writing.”

Historical Novels Society features Lives of Notorious Cooks in their “editor’s choice” section

The review is here.

I quote: “I would recommend this book to everyone. I absolutely loved it, and it will stay on my bedside table for many months to come.”

Weird Fiction Review – Chomu, Lives of Notorious Cooks

The Weird Fiction Review is running a series on Chomu Press this week.

Part of this is a masterly editorial by Quentin S. Crisp.

There are also some extracts from Lives of Notorious Cooks featured.