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Dr Alessandra Pino

Food historian, researcher and author 🍏

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The Canal as Archive: Reading Robert Aickman's The River Runs Uphill

This paid subscriber episode features my conversation with Dr Dan O’Brien about Robert Aickman’s The River Runs Uphill, cultural memory, Britain’s waterways and some of the ideas currently shaping our research for The River Remembers. You can listen below, followed by my accompanying essay.

Niki Gorick: Secret Feasts and the City

London Life Through the Lens

Dr Sam Hirst on Singing for Supper: William Linley in Regency Britain

In August 1825, a fifty-four-year-old musician climbed into a coach and set out across England.

Nina Atesh: Dining with the Devil

Drama in the Kitchen, Magic on the Stage

Babette’s Feast and the Memory of Violence

Dark Food in Books & Film

Dorothy Barrick: Feeding the Frame

The Art of Food in Film

Bovril, Pemmican and the Taste of Endurance

Compressed nourishment, empire, and the limits of the body

Richard Crampton-Platt

Pasta and Prejudice

Emiliano Amore: On Love for the Liminal Larder

What does it mean to cook yourself into being?

Aunt Antonietta’s Wheat Pie

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