Blakemore's novel set in 18th-century France reimagines Tarare's life, cursed with an insatiable appetite, consuming unusual items like a hat, candles, and even a blind puppy, reflecting on desire and fiction-making.
MFK Fisher's 'The Gastronomical Me' blends food experiences with the pain of war, praised for its rich prose by WH Auden, interweaving themes of food, love, hunger, and historical events.
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