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Philly Inquirer's Foodie Beach Reads

Posted on: July 23rd, 2009 by Barbara O'Neal

The Lost Recipe for Happiness made the list of Foodie Beach Reads by the Philly Inquirer. Check it out.

Guest blogging at Writer Unboxed

Posted on: April 22nd, 2009 by Barbara O'Neal

Two news tidbits this morning:

Monthly blog post up at Writer Unboxed: The Last Month of a Book (or “I am pregnant beyond all ability to describe it” ). Which I wrote Monday.

Tuesday morning, the Pikes Peak Writers Conference called with an emergency. One of their keynote speakers is unable to fly and they asked if I could possibly fill in. I said yes so fast I think the organizer was startled, but I think I’m starved for the company of my tribe, and it will be good to drink it all in, and for some reason, teaching and speaking energizes me. So it will be fun.

But you can laugh at me if you want. I understand. The universe is chuckling, too. …

Six printings!

Posted on: April 13th, 2009 by Barbara O'Neal 1 Comment

To my astonishment and delight, THE LOST RECIPE FOR HAPPINESS has now gone to six printings!

It has also been featured with a cluster of other dog books in Barnes and Noble, to my delight. (Including a writer I love very much, Patricia Gaffney.)

I’m finishing up the next book, working title 100 Breakfasts. Look for it in January.

Blogging on Food Televison at RTB today

Posted on: March 20th, 2009 by Barbara O'Neal 1 Comment

Come chat with me about Top Chef and food television at http://www.romancingtheblog.com/blog/2009/03/20/bloodless-franchise/

Lost Recipe is Book of the Month on W Network in Australia

Posted on: February 4th, 2009 by Barbara O'Neal

The Lost Recipe for Happiness is the book of the month on W Network television in Australia. Join the discussion!

A famous writer in my 2nd grade classroom

Posted on: February 2nd, 2009 by Barbara O'Neal

Joan Didion, the celebrated writer, went to Columbia Elementary School for awhile. The old building, made of red sandstone (as well as I can recollect), not the modern version that occupies the lot these days. I have been drunkenly reading her work, admiring the western cleanness, the spare and unsentimental way she captures the world, my world, the west. I was electrified to read her casual mention of the school, a brief sojurn while her father worked at Petersen Field, and even though I now wish to find the exact reference, I can’t. It was small and not very important.

Is is important to me, however, because I went to Columbia Elementary School, too, back when it was a tall, graceful building with long double hung …

Australian Release Day

Posted on: February 1st, 2009 by Barbara O'Neal 1 Comment

The Lost Recipe for Happiness debuts in Australia.

Podcast available

Posted on: January 29th, 2009 by Barbara O'Neal

Check out a podcast of an essay I wrote about a restaurant I worked in when I was a teenager: Pining for Michelle’s

I think you’ll enjoy this little glimpse into my world.

The Most Disgusting Food Ever

Posted on: January 20th, 2009 by Barbara O'Neal 6 Comments

The worst food ever, on a winter night in the 70′s.

Colorado Springs Book Event

Posted on: January 15th, 2009 by Barbara O'Neal

Join me this Saturday for a food, a reading, and plenty of conversation at:

Beth Anne’s Book Corner
1532 N. Circle Drive
Saturday, January 17   1-3 pm

Can’t wait to see you!

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