Author Archives: Heather Huntington

Margaret Atwood’s companion piece to the great Oryx & Crake does not disappoint.

Tips to prevent pickpocketing when you can and to contain the damage when you can’t.

It’s official: it’s been greenlit.

I take a foray into the way-back machine to read the author’s first novel and see how it measures up to his recent work.

What could be a more natural compliment to the pretty, colorful Easter Eggs than some delicious deviled ones to eat? Nothing.

Just because you are cooking without flour doesn’t mean you can’t have lots of good stuff.

A little extra bling for your lady parts.

Catch one of these guys and gals the next time they come through your town.

Instructions on how to scale back from a seasoned traveler.

Sounds awful. Tastes awesome.

MacKenzie Phillips tells all, and bores me in the process

English comedian and creator of The Office Ricky Gervais has taken his popular podcast and brought it to TV.

The newest book by British author Nick Hornby.

Jokes about the foul miasma that must be in that hot tub have abounded since the show started; somehow I was hoping to not have those jokes so openly confirmed.

Getting the exclusive contract to air the Olympics is a big deal for any network, and this time around it has gone to NBC. And it seems NBC isn’t doing a great job.