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Trillin Calvin:     more books (101)

Killings by Calvin Trillin, 1984 Deciding the Next Decider - by Calvin Trillin -, 2008 Tepper Isn't Going Out. A Novel. by Calvin. Trillin, 2001 With All Respect by Calvin Trillin, 1985-01-01 BARNETT FRUMER IS AN UNBLOOMED FLOWER. by Calvin. Trillin, 1969 A reporter at large: The Zulus by Calvin Trillin, 1964 March 17 1973 The New Yorker Magazine by Calvin Trillin, 1973 Family Man by Calvin Trillin, 1998-01-01 Barnett Frummer is an Unbloomed Flower by Calvin Trillin, 1969 Obliviously On HE Sails The Bush Administration inRhyme by Calvin Trillin, 2004 The New Yorker - March 13, 1965 by Howard Moss, John Updike, James Wright, Calvin Trillin, Phili Linda Grace Hoyer, 1965 Deadline Poet or, My Life As a Doggeralist by Calvin Trillin, 1994 Enough's Enough (And Other Rules of Life) by Calvin Trillin, 1990-01-01 Barnett Frummer is an Unbloomed Flower, and Other Adventures of Barnett Frummer, Rosalie Mondle, Roland Magruder, and Their Friends by Calvin Trillin, 1969-01-01

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81. Book Reviews - About Alice By Calvin Trillin
    Links to multiple reviews of About Alice by calvin trillin.  
    http://www.reviewsofbooks.com/about_alice/
    
    Extractions: review web sites 2008 Calendars Your one stop for finding multiple professional reviews of recently released books. Calvin Trillin, author and writer for The New Yorker, often write about his wife, Alice. In About Alice , he looks back at his 26-year marriage to Alice, who died in 2001. Alice Trillin was a beautiful, lively, and intelligent woman, and Calvin loved her dearly, although he felt lucky that a woman this special loved him. Alice was his inspiration, often being the foil or straight man in his writings. This short (78 pages) book has received positive reviews with the Christian Science Monitor saying, "She was bright. She was lovely. She was deeply caring. But most of all, she was Alice. About Alice , Calvin Trillin's moving tribute to his wife of almost 40 years, is a slender volume that packs a hefty punch. Anyone who wants to know what it might be like to love the same person for most of a lifetime has only to pick up this little book to find out." [read excerpt]

82. Thanksgiving
    calvin trillin s Campaign to Make Spaghetti Carbonara the National Dish for Thanksgiving –the real story of the first Thanksgiving  
    http://www.rlrubens.com/Thanksgiving.html
    
    Extractions: Calvin Trillin's Campaign to Make Spaghetti Carbonara the National Dish for Thanksgiving –the real story of the first Thanksgiving [The following has been shamelessly excerpted from "Third Helpings," by Calvin Trillin. (These passages are quoted from Trillin, C. "The Tummy Trilogy," Farrar, Strauss and Giroux: New York, 1994, pp. 259-67.)]: It does not take much historical research to uncover the fact that nobody knows if the Pilgrims really ate turkey at the first Thanksgiving dinner. The only thing we know for sure about what the Pilgrims ate is that it couldn't have tasted very good. Even today, well brought-up English girls are taught by their mothers to boil all veggies for at least a month and a half, just in case one of the dinner guests turns up without his teeth... (It is certainly unfair to say that the English lack both a cuisine and a sense of humor: their cooking is a joke in itself.) It would also not require much digging to discover that Christopher Columbus, the man who may have brought linguine with clam sauce to this continent, was from Genoa, and obviously would have sooner acknowledged that the world was shaped like an isosceles triangle than to have eaten the sort of things that the English Puritans ate. Righting an ancient wrong against Columbus, a great man who certainly did not come all this way only to have a city in Ohio named after him, would be a serious historical contribution. Also, I happen to love spaghetti carbonara.

83. Eater: DIY: Come Hungry With Calvin Trillin
    The fine folks at the New Yorker were kind enough to let us stroll lower Manhattan with the one and only calvin trillin last Sunday, as part of their annual  
    http://eater.com/archives/2007/10/diy_come_hungry.php
    
    Extractions: GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-5308391339438382", "eny_ros_leader_728x90"); GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-5308391339438382", "eny_ros_rect1_300x250"); GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-5308391339438382", "eny_ros_rect2_300x250"); GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-5308391339438382", "eny_ros_sky1_160x600"); GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-5308391339438382", "eny_ros_sky2_160x600"); GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-5308391339438382", "eny_ros_tile1_160x160"); Curbed Eater Racked Curbed LA ... Advertise with Eater Calvin Trillin in blue, on his "Come Hungry" eating tour for the New Yorker Festival. The fine folks at the New Yorker were kind enough to let us stroll lower Manhattan with the one and only Calvin Trillin last Sunday, as part of their annual New Yorker Festival did a nice job of it last year), but we'll give you the full list of Trillin stops here, should you want to recreate the eating for yourself. Home

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