Suchen
Desyl
- Location:Munich, Germany
Bavaria
Berlin
I can't stop looking...
Openly admitting...
Cheese
- 18th Century Cuisine
- Anthropology of Food
- Appetite
- ASFS
- Big Island Grinds
- Cheese Diaries
- Chez Pim
- Chocolate & Zucchini
- Chowhounds LA
- Eating LA
- Eat OC
- eGullet
- ElCuerpoDeCristo
- Food Policy
- Food Porn Watch
- Gastronomica
- Global Gastronomy
- Grocery List Obsession
- Monster Munching
- On My Plate
- Pho King
- Pinoy Cook
- Slow Food
- The Confabulist
- You gonna eat that?
Urbanism
- Beyond brillance, beyond stupidity
- Bldg Blog
- Book Crossing
- City Comforts
- Curbed LA
- DesignObserver
- Eyesore of the Month
- Flickr Urban
- Glowlab
- Inhabitat
- Local Exchange, PHL
- London Underground
- me, my life + infrastructure
- Metropolis
- People's Grocery
- Planetizen
- Slow Cities
- The Gutter
- urban cartography
- Wayfaring
- Why I Hate D.C.
Past Life
I need a date
The Image of the City
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The Image of the City by Kevin Lynch
Simple, accessible, and essential reading for all urban designers. This book helped me to grow to love the city of LA
The Art of Eating
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The Art of Eating by M. F. K. Fisher, Mary Frances Kennedy Fisher
The most influential food writer of all time, she opened up a new world to me and for that I thank her.
The Pleasures of Slow Food: Celebrating Authentic Traditions, Flavors, and Recipes
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The Pleasures of Slow Food: Celebrating Authentic Traditions, Flavors, and Recipes by Corby Kummer, Susie Cushner, Eric Schlosser
I'm in love with the Slow Food movement and for you urban planners, check out Slow Cities
Egon Schiele: Eros and Passion (Pegasus Library)
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Egon Schiele: Eros and Passion (Pegasus Library) by Klaus Albrecht Schroeder, Egon Schiele
Influenced by Kokoschka and Klimt, but with more pathos and vulnerability and rawness...and what the germans call "gynocologisch Zwangsneurose"
Berlin
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Berlin by Giles MacDonogh, Macdonogh, Giles MacDonough
Scattered and entertaining study of the history, architecture, food, crime and theater of this great city. Written in '97, with some interesting projections for the "near future." My copy goes to Mike when I'm done.
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