Judith B. Jones war eine prägende Figur im Lektorat, die sowohl die kulinarische als auch die literarische Landschaft formte. Mit einem untrüglichen Gespür für verborgene Schätze rettete sie „Das Tagebuch der Anne Frank“ vor dem Vergessen und förderte bahnbrechende Kochbücher, insbesondere wurde sie zur vertrauenswürdigen Lektorin von Julia Child. Ihr scharfes Auge erstreckte sich auch auf die literarische Fiktion, wo sie die Karrieren zahlreicher gefeierter Autoren begleitete und sicherstellte, dass deren bedeutende Werke die Leser erreichten. Jones' editorisches Erbe liegt in ihrer tiefgreifenden Fähigkeit, Stimmen zu identifizieren und zu fördern, die die amerikanische Esskultur und Literatur prägen sollten.
The new edition of this indispensable revision book has been expanded and updated to help you get through your dental OSCE exams. Featuring over 150 OSCE stations covering the areas in which you will be tested, it provides detailed explanations taking you through what is required to pass the exam.
A follow-up to the author’s prescient bestseller, first published in 1982, that alerted the public to the likely impacts of information technologies and the emergence of a post-industrial society. When Sleepers, Wake! was released in Australia, it immediately became influential around the world: it was read by Deng Xiaoping and Bill Gates; was published in China, Japan, South Korea, and Sweden; and led to the author being the first Australian minister invited to address a G-7 summit meeting, held in Canada in 1985. Now its author, the polymath and former politician Barry Jones, turns his attention to what has happened since especially to politics, health, and our climate in the digital age and to the challenges faced by increasingly fragile democracies and public institutions. Jones sees climate change as the greatest problem of our time, but political leaders have proved incapable of dealing with complex, long-term issues of such magnitude. The Trump phenomenon overturns the whole concept of critical thinking and analysis. Meanwhile, technologies such as the smartphone and the ubiquity of social media have reinforced the realm of the personal. This has weakened our sense of, or empathy with, ‘the other’, the remote, and the unfamiliar, and all but destroyed our sense of community, of being members of broad, inclusive groups. The COVID-19 threat, which was immediate, and personal, showed that some leaders could respond courageously, while others denied the evidence. In the post-truth era, politicians invent ‘facts’ and ignore or deny the obvious, while business and the media are obsessed with marketing and consumption for the short term. What Is to Be Done is a long-awaited work from Jones on the challenges of modernity and what must be done to meet them
The memoir offers an intimate glimpse into the life of a renowned editor who has significantly influenced modern cookbook publishing. It reflects on the author's experiences in the culinary world, showcasing the challenges and triumphs faced while shaping the careers of celebrated chefs and food writers. Through evocative storytelling, the book celebrates the passion for food and the transformative power of cooking, providing inspiration for both culinary enthusiasts and aspiring writers alike.
This guide offers a delightful approach to incorporating your dog into your culinary adventures. Judith Jones, a respected food editor, shares practical tips and recipes that celebrate the joy of cooking for your canine companion. The book emphasizes the bond between dogs and their owners through the shared experience of preparing and enjoying homemade meals, making it a perfect resource for dog lovers who want to enhance their pet's culinary experience.
The new edition of this essential revision book has been expanded and updated to include a wealth of new material, making it an excellent revision aid for dentistry students of all levels.
Verity Frazier, dissatisfied with her own life, pushes past the point of obsession to prove the existence of a certain female artist in the fifteenth century.