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    Tomato Slices

    By Iscah

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    First cultivated by the Aztecs, once feared and later embraced by Europeans, the tomato has an intriguing legacy, and now the mythic fruit-vegetable has inspired a creative collection of short pieces. Tomato Slices is a veritable chopped salad of short stories, essays, poems, recipes, and artwork. These tasty pieces are grown from nearly fifty creative minds and harvested from seven countries. From tomatoes on Jupiter to the garden next door, Tomato Slices is breaking down genre doors to celebrate our favorite fruity vegetable.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmoebaInk
    Release dateAug 12, 2016
    ISBN9780983551997
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    Iscah

    Iscah writes books. Sometimes the books write back.

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