Kim Foster Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Kim Foster

Excited to read The Colony, by @sallydenton. Adding this to her other work sitting on our shelves. https://t.co/NGhjkW9tWS

Kim Foster

I want to read "Of Boys and Men: Why the Modern Male Is Struggling, Why It Matters, and What to Do about It," by @RichardVReeves bc I think it's true that "The right thinks masculinity is the solution and the left thinks masculinity's the problem, and both are wrong."

Kim Foster

I made a primer of @just_shelter's new book, "Poverty, By America" on my substack today. This is an important book. We can end poverty. https://t.co/uXj8YKCKRj

Kim Foster

It was a HUGE honor to be in conversation w/ @strawburriez last night about her incredible book, We Were Once A Family. Even more I loved meeting her beautiful tribe who came out to support her +couldn't stop gushing about her awesomeness. Thx @amandafortini for this photo! https://t.co/f6fdmhgF7r

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@laurenthehough I think Sam Quinones in his book, The Least of Us, is correct. the new synthetic generations of meth are putting people into psychosis. A lot of these folks will not be able to manage addictions and brain injury with just housing. It will need to be mass supported housing.

Kim Foster

@KristaDiamond @RaxKingIsDead good one! also.... Monique Truong’s The Book of Salt. I told you this is my blind spot. I can never think in the moment. I'm a sloooow processor. LOL.

Kim Foster

I am interested in reading this collection of essays: "The Future is Disabled" by @thellpsx It extends this idea that we could live in a world where many people are disabled + what that means. After writing my book, it feels like we are there. https://t.co/aP1p1p9UQ2

Kim Foster

Made lo mein with cabbage, scallions, peppers and cured pork belly. I’m loving “the wok” from J. kenji López-alt. Perfect. https://t.co/DUXo1jYM3T

Kim Foster

@RaxKingIsDead @KristaDiamond also huge DUH.... The Joy Luck Club, Amy Tan.

Kim Foster

@cettedrucks @PSNbookclubLV Yes! oooh, that list. I want to see the short list! ha ha ha ha Off the top of my head, the chef books I like are the homecooking -themed ones. Like I use Charles Phan's "Vietnamese Homecooking" often, but the "Slanted Door" cookbook I only go-to when I want to be fancy.