…life, grandma lost her senses in the old, odd, mundane ways. She added too much oil to her food and cooked too many pots of rice. She placed a book…

…food? That would be like charging for the air you breathe! Could you imagine selling containers of oxygen? I didn’t believe the stories of people doing that too. Some people…

…to “disrupt the work week” in their industry in response to the Black Lives Matter protests. Instead of the usual selfies and food pics, participants were  posting a black square…

…I tell him about the food my mom has made. He responds with dishes his own mother makes, each one deeply familiar to my palette: thịt kho, thịt xào, thit…

…the real Harlem, he told me – illusions, more like.  “And jazz?” I asked.  “Jazz for the tourists, mainly,” he scuffed.  It had been a month since Whole Foods had…

…foods and adobo, her favorite dish. The women gossip and eat with mirth, and later head to a local pub, where they karaoke.  It’s hard to emphasize how important these…

…momentarily. The energy required to do so is immeasurable.   A body that associates food with control has an eating disorder.  A body that has suffered abuse and develops an eating…

…the cost of the middle-class life I live now.” Malaysian writer Zedeck Siew details the layered transactions at a Bengali food van in his neighborhood of Port Dickson, Malaysia—a reminder…

…need to cook some food, you will probably have to use a stinger. First, you fill a plastic bucket with water and pour some salt in it. Next, you cut…

…paid for the food for the mourners who came here. And—why delay bringing a small happiness to this house?…” he continues. My mind is clouded. More questions buzz in my…

…its eighteenth- or nineteenth-century composition, this chant portrays an old form of Cambodian mortuary practices, namely the disposal of corpses in the forest, where they become food for carnivorous scavengers….

…fast food joints everyone asks for a double double, but why ask for two when you could have three, and we all know thrice is even nicer, like how Spumoni…

…Professor of English at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, and Food and Beverage Editor of Honey Literary Inc., a 501(c)(3) BIPOC literary arts organization. Chan…

…the Rohingya refugee crisis and consulting for the United Nations World Food Programme. Her work can be found in The Washington Post, The New York Times, Guardian, NPR and others….

…but to engage with the community,” Luu said. In May, Main Street Patrol launched a food donation drive in partnership with the Flushing Community Fridge aiming to provide access to surplus meals,…

…broke after all, and, even on the sliding scale, I was spending more money on therapy than food. Was it feeding me? It was hard to be sure session by…

…exhibition : in short, a spasm! at Oomph Gallery in Taipei. They are deeply invested in performance, ceramics, food, and building queer community. You can find their work at kirajacobson.com…

…to suppress a feeling of horror when she entered homes where cooked food still stood on the tables, children had left toys and books on the floor, and life appeared…

…in countries with long winter months, where the food has no taste and the people even less, they say. And so every year they return home, to the tropical country…

…and digging her chopsticks straight into a plastic bag of street takeout. Never arrange the food on a plate, never bother to fix things up—the more lavish they looked, the…