Reviews

Praise for "Pot on the Fire": "Those new to [Thorne's work] will experience the joy of prose that welcomes you to the hearth and invites you to stay . . . Each nuance and thought provides a doorway into the contemplation of a life well-savored." --Kyla Wazana, "San Francisco Chronicle""" "The Thornes will bring out the culinary adventurer in you, whether or not you ever leave home . . . Everthing John Thorne writes, in prose rubbed shiny like river stones, is . . . rich in substance and texture." --Sylvia Carter, "Newsday""" "With every collection, [Thorne's] accounts . . . make richer reading." --Corby Kummer, "The New York Times Book Review"

Praise for Pot on the Fire & nbsp; " Those new to& nbsp; [Thorne's work]& nbsp; will experience the joy of prose that welcomes you to the hearth and invites you to stay . . . Each nuance and thought provides a doorway into the contemplation of a life well-savored. " -- Kyla Wazana, San Francisco Chronicle & nbsp; "The Thornes will bring out the culinary adventurer in you, whether or not you ever leave home . . . Everthing John Thorne writes, in prose rubbed shiny like river stones, is . . . rich in substance and texture." --Sylvia Carter, Newsday & nbsp; "With every collection, [Thorne's] accounts . . . make richer reading." --Corby Kummer, The New York Times Book Review

Praise for "Pot on the Fire": " Those new to [Thorne's work] will experience the joy of prose that welcomes you to the hearth and invites you to stay . . . Each nuance and thought provides a doorway into the contemplation of a life well-savored." -- Kyla Wazana, "San Francisco Chronicle""" "The Thornes will bring out the culinary adventurer in you, whether or not you ever leave home . . . Everthing John Thorne writes, in prose rubbed shiny like river stones, is . . . rich in substance and texture." --Sylvia Carter, "Newsday""" "With every collection, [Thorne's] accounts . . . make richer reading." --Corby Kummer, "The New York Times Book Review"