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eat this book

rebecca ritchey

a newsletter about fictional food.

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Forgiveness, loss, and food as love

> #### “But remember that forgiveness too is a power. To beg for it is a power, and to withhold or bestow it is a power, perhaps the greatest.”

5 months ago
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Literary Mixtape #2

These go to 11. Songs inspired by Spinal Tap.

a year ago
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Shark (Shit) Sandwich and Spinal Tap

The concept of a fictional band—whose actors possess natural musical talent and are thus capable of producing legit bangers—is very familiar to me. My twelve-year-old self’s favorite boy band was not NYSNC, not The Backstreet Boys, but 2get...

a year ago
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Exploring my identity through Korean food

In 2019, I wrote a blog post called My Mother Is a Con Artist. So I’m Cooking Korean Food. It touched on my relationship with my estranged mother and how I wanted to reconnect with my heritage through culinary experiences:

a year ago
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Authors

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  • rebecca ritchey

    korean american writer. senior social media manager @ celadon books / macmillan publishers. i create fictional food and write about it.

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