Aaron Zweig

 


Frequently Asked Questions of a Food Novelist:

 

What is a Food Novelist?

A person who writes food novels.

 

What is a Food Novel?

A fictional novel using the restaurant business as its setting, cooks as the characters, and food as the dominant metaphor.

 

Why Write About Food?

Cooks are fascinating characters. Food is the foundation of life. The two together make incredible stories. Every secret of the universe can be found inside a vegetable.

 

Are Food Novels Interesting?

Yes.  People love making food, eating food, talking about food, and reading about food. With the popularity of the Food Network, celebrity chefs, and cookbooks, Americans have shown great interest in the culinary arts. Writing novels about food and restaurant cooks is the next logical step in this cultural trend.

 

How is Other Food Writing Different?

Most other food writing is non-fiction, usually centered around restaurant reviews, memoirs, biographies, or recipe books. Food novels are fictional stories with fictional characters, using food to describe philosophic concepts, inter-personal relationships, and commentary on modern American culture.

 


Aaron Zweig is a food novelist who writes with a unique background and artistic style, using food as a common metaphor for philosophic stories about colorful characters.  

 

Zweig is the author of Peeling Apart, a novel exploring the life of a young cook working in the restaurant business. He is also the author of BFP, a novel about unlocking the future potential of food, humanity, and American culture. To read more about these titles, click the tabs at the top of this web-page.

 

On this site you will find background information on Aaron Zweig, as well as descriptions of his books, links to view and purchase copies of his books, blogs, appearance dates, updated information, and opportunities to email comments and questions.

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“I may neglect my liver, brain and stomach, but I always obey the power of bladder.  It’s instant satisfaction.  I can’t ignore.  I must obey”

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