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Excellent news, and thanks for the shoutout!

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Oh I love Ruth! So exciting!

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Edible San Francisco's EAT.DRINK.THINK. Substack is a must read for foodies too. Nicely curated list of national/international food news, a food-themed poem each week, recipes and a monthly playlist. Highly recommend. https://eatdrinkthink.substack.com/p/64-when-the-moon-hits-your-eye

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This is awesome!

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I am a big fan of Ruth’s work! I write about food!

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So excited about this commitment to great food writers! I know I'll learn a lot!

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Ooh la la, fantastic news!

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So. Much. Awesome! As a nutrition and exercise coach, and also being on this platform, I love seeing the new writers coming forward here. If I can help my readers get connected with people who are documenting food in a healthy, exciting way, then I'm all for it! Gotta schedule some time now to review all of these new publications :)

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Love to hear this as a food writer on substack <3

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Love Ruth Reichl's work!

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I just finished Save Me The Plums last night, and read Garlic and Sapphires a month or so ago. I can't get enough of her writing and experiences and down-to-earthness. This is such great news!

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Would you guys please invest in me too? I work my ass off for my newsletter.

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This is such great news! All these interesting publications, these talented food writers... and Ruth Reichl! A whole month with her is the best Advent Calendar we could wish for!

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Reichl's https://run3online.pro is known for its evocative storytelling, insightful criticism, and dedication to exploring the cultural and social aspects of food.

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Thank you Bill Buford for telling me how to think about Ruth Reichl with your own poetry.

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