Cook for Your Hero

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Cook for Your Hero

There are still covers that stop me in my tracks and make me say, “Buh?”

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Take Cover
Take Cover
8 years ago

“When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty JL Reid said, in rather a scornful tone, “it means just what I choose it to mean — neither more nor less.”

RK
RK
8 years ago

So the basket is a cookbook, and the lamp is a fantasy. Got it.

Kaylin
8 years ago
Reply to  RK

Makes sense to me – I’ve had dreams about lamps like that. *drools*

Bruce
Bruce
8 years ago

Oh, so this book is about fantasy cooking for your fantasy hero? Explains the lack of food and hero on the cover.

red
red
8 years ago

Santa Claus was here.

L-Plate Pen
L-Plate Pen
8 years ago

“Come on darling, the taxi’s waiting – are you ready to go out yet or what?”

“Hang on a sec – just taking a quick photo for my book cover…”

Jim D.
Jim D.
8 years ago

The blurb is puzzling, at best:

“A fantasy science fiction journey, novella style—past, present, and future. Join our travelers as they sample favorite foods and share recipes with you. The road is not easy; these tales are not for the shy or weak-hearted. Everyone has a hero; now you can use these recipes to prepare old and new favorites to—Cook for Your Hero.”

Hitch
8 years ago

OK, well, not to jump up on my old feminists’ soapbox, but: is there some reason that HE isn’t cooking for HIS Heroine??>> Hunh? Hunh?

Or…perhaps the lamp and basket are some of those incredible cakes that you can see on Sunday, on CakeWrecks? Speaking of om-nom-nom…(I could NEVER bring myself to eat those incredible Sunday creations, though. I could certainly fantasize about eating them, however.)

I am almost moved to buy this, simply so I could REVIEW it. I mean, the description makes no sense to me. NONE.

Catie
Catie
8 years ago
Reply to  Hitch

I don’t know about you, but this cover makes me literally go “Fuck you.”