Martini

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Dive into the exquisite world of cocktails with 'Martini - A Memoir' by acclaimed author Frank Moorhouse. This brand new B-format paperback, released in 2007 by Random House Australia, captures the essence of one of the globe’s most sophisticated beverages: the martini. With 272 pages rich in literary flair, Moorhouse elegantly explores the martini's historical significance in a blend of memoir and meditation on friendship, love, and loss. The book is not just an ode to the classic cocktail—it’s a reflective journey that examines the choices that define our experiences. As readers indulge in stories flanked with sophisticated cocktail culture, they’ll find themselves deliberating over timeless questions: Should one choose an olive or a twist? Is it best shaken or stirred? Embracing both humor and melancholy, Moorhouse’s prose embodies the intoxicating nature of the martini, making it a compelling read for cocktail aficionados and literature lovers alike. This book stands out as a perfect gift for anyone who appreciates the finer points of life, from mixologists to creative thinkers. Order now and immerse yourself in a narrative that pairs beautifully with your favorite drink! Please note: Delivery options are available, ensuring you receive your copy promptly.

Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781740513616
Format: B-format paperback
Year: 2007
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE AUSTRALIA
Pages: 272


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Acclaimed author Frank Moorhouse considers the world's most elegant and mysterious cocktail whilst also reflecting on his life.

At once a celebration of the most elegant, arcane and mysterious cocktail of them all - the martini - and a lyrical memoir of friendship and love won and lost, Martini- A Memoir is Frank Moorhouse at his melancholy and hilarious best. As he muses on the aesthetics of martini lore - olive or twist, shaken or stirred, Dorothy Parker or James Bond? - and the nature of drinking, Moorhouse reflects on the role of the martini in his own life in prose as dry and intoxicating as the martini itself.

With an Afterword.

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