Andrew Smith

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No Way But To Fight: George Foreman and the Business of Boxing

Andrew R.M Smith | SPORTS & RECREATION, Dec 01, 2019

Foreman fans and those who remember his Rumble in the Jungle will enjoy this adept look at the champion’s life inside the ring.

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Food and Drink in American History: A "Full Course" Encyclopedia

Andrew F. Smith | REFERENCE, Jan 01, 2014

A useful set for libraries supporting those involved or interested in food studies, U.S. history, cooking, nutrition, and sociology. Appropriate for public and academic libraries, including high schools.

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New York City: A Food Biography

Andrew F. Smith | NONFICTION, Dec 06, 2013

This work is essential for those interested in New York, the influence of food on our culture, and shifting ways of thinking about food throughout history.

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The Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America. 2d ed

Andrew F. Smith | REFERENCE, Mar 15, 2013

This broad, varied collection of more than 1,300 food-related entries touches on every aspect of food. While it does not serve as a replacement to Larousse Gastronomique, it may be appropriate as a companion. Librarians should check their current holdings for overlap before purchasing. Most appropriate for public, high school, and undergraduate libraries.

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The Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America

Andrew F. Smith | FICTION, Mar 07, 2013

The first edition of this book with its 770 entries from 200 authors drew widespread acclaim in 2004...

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Tunnel Vision

Gary Braver | REVIEWS+, May 01, 2011

Braver (Flashback) returns to his tried-and-true formula—religious zealotry, exotic drugs, and medical experimentation on unwitting patients...

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The Camelot Conspiracy

E. Duke Vincent | REVIEWS+, May 01, 2011

When a 300-page novel about the Bay of Pigs disaster and JFK's assassination starts with a three-page list of names, you know name-dropping is more important than character development...