Highlights from the Seattle Edible Book Fest

By Seattle Magazine Staff April 2, 2012

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Saturday marked the 7th annual Seattle Edible Book Fest.

A few of our editorial interns attended and participated. Here are (at left and below) some standouts among “All the Pretty Courses.”

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Punning isn’t as easy as it looks.


“Butchering the Art of French Cooking” – Cath Carine

 


“Of Mice and Pen” – Sue Wilson-Schmitz. (This took home “Best in Show.”)

 


“Mix’d Weenies” (after McSweeney’s) – Margaret Prescott

 


“The Fanta Roll-Booth” – Kelly and Aaron Hilst

 

And last but never least, our very own editorial intern Marianne Hale’s “The Invisible Manwich” (inspired by H. G. Wells’ The Invisible Man), which got a mention on the LA Times‘ book blog and the Seattle Times.

Kudos, Marianne.

 

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