Mimi Sheraton on Food Writing

Mimi Sheraton, former food critic for The New York Times and author of 17 books talks about the world of food writing-choosing why you write about food, the writing process, her evolution into becoming a food writer, reviewing incognito, approaching the task of writing a book, and the need for writing the truth.
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