Irish

The first cookbook of its kind on Chicago's ethnic cuisine. The authors have taken twenty of the city's nationalities and, in over 400 recipes, have presented the best of their native cuisines. The recipes are easy for the American cook to follow, yet still retain the character of the original cuisine.

From the foreward: "About Paul Carroll's poetry, you can never say one thing... He knows that to be modern he must also be classical: Plato, Aristotle, and the Church fathers move among modern artists and poets, American presidents and Chicago politicians, and social matrons who patronized the arts, architects who have added to or detracted from the city Carroll inhabits at the foot of Lake Michigan-- all these, and other figures, populate the dense, swirling, and always surprising democracy of his imagination."

A collection of vaguely autobiographical poetry on love, romance, and navigating Chicago and the West Suburbs as a New Englander.<br />

A collection of poems about Alcoholism and family life.