buxom_bey might do better giving it straight to trowa_barton. I'm not entirely sure when I'd actually get to read it, what with one-acts and schoolwork and travel and all, so I don't want to hold up the chain. If it's available when I am, great; if not, I'll just get it from the library.
Hey, I know this author! He's a great guy. I know him as mamster from the Interactive Fiction MUD. We go back a long ways. I think the last time I saw him in person was in the late 90s and I've never met Iris, but I am so not surprised a smart guy like him would try to give his kid as many opportunities as possible to approach food with an open mind and a healthy imagination. (The ifMUDders on the whole are an interesting culinary and creative bunch to be sure.)
And I really think it's awesome that y'all think it's awesome, too. Rock on!
On an entirely non-kid-culinary note but one I think is worth sharing: mamster wrote for one of our ifMUDder's zine projects on living in Seattle during the WTO protests and riots. He and his wife were teargassed in their own neighborhood while trying to get home, among other tribulations. It's a lengthy and at times disturbing read, but it's an amazing and powerful first-person account of how insane the police response was in 1999.
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And I really think it's awesome that y'all think it's awesome, too. Rock on!
On an entirely non-kid-culinary note but one I think is worth sharing: mamster wrote for one of our ifMUDder's zine projects on living in Seattle during the WTO protests and riots. He and his wife were teargassed in their own neighborhood while trying to get home, among other tribulations. It's a lengthy and at times disturbing read, but it's an amazing and powerful first-person account of how insane the police response was in 1999.
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