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John Thorne
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John Thorne Story
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Genealogical Record of John Thorne
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Outlaw Cook
Merely being good at it. Anyone who spends time in his world of startling, illuminating connections - babies with bread loaves, bedsheets with tablecloths, meatballs with exiles, garlic with sex - will come away with a refreshed sense of wonder and delight at one of the most basic of human needs ... and some exciting new ways of experiencing it.
Home Body
In what may be the most delightfully uncanny investigation of the domestic dwelling since Lewis Carroll, author John Thorne takes readers on a voyage of discovery around the house turning the ordinary into objects of mystery and letting us see them again through a child's eyes. A series of magical, poetic, and sometimes very funny essays, illustrated with captivating pen and ink drawings.
