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Tofu: A Culinary Quest

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For the uninitiated, tofu can be daunting. I know vegetarians who won’t touch the stuff. A boyfriend who loved me very much wouldn’t have it in the house. On the other hand, my meat-loving housemate could ‘eat tofu all day’ and one on-again, off again vegetarian (who often morphed into a steak-loving Atkins devotee) set out on a personal tofu cooking quest.

Vintage Book Review: The Clan of the Cave Bear

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My high-school library had the whole series, and they were so fat and juicy they needed a whole shelf to themselves. I was fourteen, and Jean M. Auel’s Earth Children series was my Puberty Blues, 35,000 years in the making.

Polygamy and You

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Upon seeing the perpetually haggard expression of Bill Henrickson on Big Love you might wonder, “Why bother?” Henrickson, played by Bill Paxton, is married to three women and has seven children. They are polygamists: members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints that live near the state line of Utah and Arizona in the United States. The endless bed-hopping, Viagra-popping, credit card bills, demands for attention and cat-fights between “sister wives” nearly drive him to distraction. But is there more to it? Rhiannon Hart writes.

Lessons in Heartbreak by Cathy Kelly

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Lessons in Heartbreak is the latest offering from Cathy Kelly, author of ten consecutive bestsellers. During its first week of release in Australia Lessons in Heartbreak shot straight to number three. Undoubtedly, the merits of Kelly’s previous books have influenced the sales of this current release; readers are creatures of habit, after all. But one wonders whether Lessons would have been a bestseller if it had been Kelly’s first offering, instead of tenth.

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Tofu: A Culinary Quest

Vintage Book Review: The Clan of the Cave Bear

Polygamy and You

Lessons in Heartbreak by Cathy Kelly