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Our Director of Marketing, Cathy Wisloski, was on WCAX last night, talking about pairing our chocolate with local wine from Shelburne Vineyard. Watch the clip below for some great pairing notes, and read more about the pairings she mentions:
1. Lake View White with our Crème Fraîche Truffle: This wine has a light crisp flavor profile, with a little acidity and a little sweetness. The crème fraiche folded into our smooth milk chocolate in this truffle means there is a slight tartness to its flavor. Together, the sweet crispness in the wine offsets the tanginess in the truffle, creating that elusive, third flavor that only the perfect pairing can produce.
2. Louise Swenson with our Bergamont and Tea infused truffle: The astringency of the tea in this truffle is blended with the richness of the chocolate. Together, the chocolate highlights the fruitiness of the wine, and the wine lifts out the orange spice in the truffle.
3. Duet Ice Wine with our Caramelized almonds: In this pairing, the rich, luscious, thick body, of the wine is complemented by the buttery, rich flavor of the caramelized almonds. Together, the nuttiness in the almonds and the hints of apricot in the wine combine to create an incredible desert pairing
4. Vermont Marquette with our 70% dark Peru Chocolate: The Peruvian origin of the beans in this dark chocolate means it contain deep cherry notes, and these help to bring out the subtle spiciness of the Vermont Marquette, which is rich in a deep red fruit flavor.
Is all this talk making your mouth water? Come Visit Us at Shelburne Vineyard this Saturday, February 9, from 11 am to 5pm, to try it for yourself!
Like it or not, the holiday season is fast approaching. To many, this means the joy of being surrounded by friends and family, be it for a Thanksgiving feast or for a carol-singing session around the Christmas tree. One thing is for certain, though: the season is full of opportunities to entertain. Hot cocoa and cookies is still a great traditional way to placate the grandkids (and we do have some delicious hot cocoa, if you're so inclined,) but if you're looking to become the host that everyone is talking about this season, read on.
For the true foodies out there, chocolate is more than just a delicious confection. Sure, it comes with health benefits, but it also comes packed with a variety of different tones and flavors that can be parsed and paired with everything from beer and wine to cheese. To impress your guests, host a chocolate tasting or pairing party. Here's what to do:
First, you'll want to make sure to learn how to taste chocolate. As tempting as it is just to eat it, to truly gain an understanding of all of the varieties of flavor in each different chocolate, you will want to make sure you involve all of your senses in the process. Here's what we suggest you look for when tasting chocolate. And if you want to know how we do it, read our notes on our Sensory Panel.
To host a chocolate tasting party in the purest form, try looking at our single source bars. The beans in these bars come from just one location, so the flavors vary tremendously. You always want to start with the lightest chocolate first, so:
Of course, doing an entire tasting like this means two things: first, that, by the end, unless you take very small bites of each (which I suggest you do!) you'll most likely have had enough chocolate to last you the rest of the evening. Second, you will also realize quite quickly that it is important to have water on hand, if only to cleanse the palate a little.
If you're looking to do a pairing, though, alcohol is also a great way to refresh your palate. The natural acidity, particularly in beer, will help rid your mouth of some of the fat residue left from the chocolate. To find beer and wine that pair nicely with chocolate, use the flavors you discerned in the chocolates to find drinks with similar or complementary tones. Here's what we came up with when we hosted a party.
We also have a history of pairing our chocolates with beer. Look through what we've done in the past here.
Finally, why not progress a little further, and involve another Vermont specialty: cheese? You can find some of our pairing suggestions for chocolate and cheese here.
Have you thought of a good chocolate pairing, or discovered an interesting flavor in one of our chocolates? Post your ideas for a chocolate pairing on our Facebook Page
What do wine and chocolate have in common? Aside from the fact that they can pair very well together, quite a lot!
Last Thursday evening, the Echo Center hosted a wine tasting event, featuring wines from several terroirs in France and Italy. The wines were delicious, but what made the event extra interesting was the table of our Blue Bandana Chocolate that also made an appearance. With both high-quality wine and high-quality chocolate present, it wasn't a hard step to start to draw comparisons between the two, in terms of both tasting and origin.
Let's take the concept of a terroir: A terroir, as Jason Zuliani from Dedalus Wine explained, is a sense of location and place for the grapes. As Jason put it, "this wine exists to communicate place." All aspects of that place can influence the wine, from the soil to the climate to the age of the grape vines. Here are two quick examples from the event:
The age of the vines played an important part in the flavors that came out. Older vines produce fewer grapes, and those they produce tend to be more concentrated, so that the older the vine, the more it can contribute to something in the flavor. For instance, there were two 2010 Riofavara "Nero D'Avola" Sicilian wines at the event: the "Spaccaforno" and the "Sciavè." Both are produced in the same year, but the Sciavè used older vines (43 years instead of 30). The difference in taste was clear! The older vines had a more rounded flavor with bolder tones.
The location and soil of the vines changes the flavor of the grapes created. For example, with the Chablis we tasted, there were two types: Chablis and Petit Chablis, both made from Chardonnay grapes and grown in the same town. But the Petit Chablis, had slightly less limestone in its soil, whereas the Chablis had more. As a result, the Petit Chablis was a bit more crisp and fresh, and the Chablis more rounded.
Now, let's take these two examples over to chocolate:
The plants themselves: Cocoa trees have a lot in common with grape vines. For one thing, both have to reach maturity before they begin to produce. In the case of grape vines, this can be 3-5 years. For cocoa trees, it's 5-6. In both plants, a lot of thought goes into the specific type of plant being used. In the cocoa world more and more farmers and producers are getting the skills they need to graft "super producer" trees onto trees that produce fewer cocoa pods. The wine industry is slightly ahead here, but it's the same concept.
Location: Sourcing cocoa beans, and the soil type and area in which the trees are grown, is just as important with chocolate as it is with wine. We produce several varieties of chocolate from specific sources, including our Tanzania, Peru, Sao Thome, and, from Blue Bandana, a Madagascar and a Guatemala. All of these have differentiating tastes, based on the locations where they were produced. For instance, Madagascar is a huge spice producer, so when you take a bite of our chocolate, you can taste the hints of cinnamon and vanilla wrapped in chocolate. Guatemala, on the other hand, grows a lot of bananas, and those flavors translate into the chocolate itself.
So you see, terroir is important to both wine and chocolate!
Finally, what's better than tasting wine and chocolate? Tasting them together to see how they work! From the various combinations around, we found two that were true winners:
1. The Blue Bandana Madagascar Black Pepper with the Sang Des Cailloux Cuvée Lopy: The peppery taste of the chocolate brought out new and different sweetnesses in the wine, and the chocolate just blossomed with the help of this delicious red from the Southern Rhône.
2. The Blue Bandana Guatemala with the 1997 Chablis: 1997 was a great growing year for the grapes, and age has only intensified the almost honey-like flavors in this wine. Taste it with the Guatemala and you'll be amazed at how it brings out the fruit tones in what I often consider to be a very flowery chocolate.
And, for those of you who attended the event and want to remember, or for any of you who missed it and want to recreate it on your own, here's the list of wines we tried. Don't forget to continue to experiment on pairing them with our chocolate!
Domaine le Sang Des Cailloux
Winemaker: Serge Férigoule
Country: France
Region: Southern Rhone/Vacqueryas
2010 Sang des Cailloux Vacqueyras
2010 Sang des Cailloux Vacqueyras "Cuvée Lopy"
2010 Sang des Cailloux Vacqueyras Blanc
Winemaker: Massimo Padova
Country: Italy
Region: Sicily/Eloro
2010 Riofavara Eloro Nero d'Avola "Spaccaforno"
2010 Riofavara Eloro Nero d'Avola "Sciavè"
Roland Lavantureux
Winemaker: Roland Lavantureux
Country: France
Region: Burgundy/Chablis
2010 Lavantureux Chablis
2011 Lavantureux Chablis
2010 Lavantureux Petit Chablis
2011 Lavantureux Petit Chablis
2008 Lavantureux Chablis magnum
1997 Lavantureux Chablis magnum
You wouldn't expect to find Lake Champlain Chocolates at Palmetto Bluff's Music To Your Mouth Festival – a week long celebration of the Low Country cuisine and lifestyle. I was fortunate to attend the fourth annual event this year and joined Jim, as host of the Chocolate Decadence Cruise Aboard the Grace.
On a beautiful, sunny fall afternoon, we boarded the 60 foot antique motor yacht and spent two hours touring the May River. Most of the guests were intrigued with the chocolate, cheese, beer, wine, and conversation; however for me, the highlight was seeing dolphins frolicking in the water.Our menu began with Champagne, the ideal beverage for ANY chocolate!
We served an unexpected 'cheese course' next. Fresh goat cheese from Sweet Grass Dairy spread on a simple cracker topped with a Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Caramel. Guests were surprised to see a whole caramel atop a cracker with cheese. Once they tasted it and experienced the salty-sweet-sour explosion of flavor, they were convinced this should be on the menu for their next cocktail party. Next up was a Sharp Cheddar Cheese with Caramelized Almonds. With most of the guests being from the Northeast and accustomed to a sharp cheddar from Grafton or Shelburne Farms, all agreed that the pairing with the caramelized almonds was good but would have been better with a more pungent cheese.
At this point, our palates were looking for liquid refreshment so we shifted gears and got into the beers. The locally brewed Thomas Creek IPA, was a refreshing choice with the fruitiness of Dark Chocolate Covered Orange Peels. We headed to the darker side next pairing the Thomas Creek Porter with our newest creation, the Peanut Chocolate Caramel. The saltiness from the roasted peanuts balanced nicely with the chocolatey notes in the Porter.Savory and bold flavors were next – Blue Cheese alongside the Organic 70% Dark Chocolate Truffle. The dairy notes from the butter and cream in the Truffle counterbalanced the bold, salty, and sour of the Blue Cheese. While I'm not a big fan of blue cheese, the chocolate offered a nice 'sweetener' to cleanse my palate.The Organic Vanilla Truffle, also in 70% dark chocolate was matched with Leitz's Reisling, Rheingau which offered a sweet honeyed nose that was ripe, melony and pure. The palate was fresh and limey with overly bright apple fruit notes.Our last pairing of the afternoon was to be with a single vineyard Zinfandel from Quivira's Wine Creek Ranch vineyard, a hilly area in Sonoma's Dry Creek Valley. It was an enjoyable Zin, which became even more enjoyable after it was opened up a bit. Not too jammy, hints of pepper, fresh thyme and a nice finish. The plan was to recommend the Spicy Aztec Organic Chocolate with it. I really liked this combination. Jim much preferred the simple 54% Dark Chocolate. We gave our guests the option of about six choices – seemed that most did indeed prefer the spicy Aztec with the spicy Zin.
A great time was had by all and it was fun to see these chocolate lovers at other events throughout the weekend, including Friday night's Supper Club Block Party where I was fortunate to eat the food of the Bayou region by Bravo's Top Chef Winner, Kevin Sbraga. Not only was his food outstanding; his personality and conversation was equally enjoyable. Both of us got to enjoy Saturday's festival on the Green at Palmettto Bluff's Village – eating and drinking food from the most talented local artisans. Gail Simmons, from Food & Wine Magazine and judge of Top Chef, moderated the cooking demonstrations by other Top Chef competitors like Chef Kevin Gillespie of Atlanta's Woodfire Grill and Chef Kenny Gilbert of Nippers Beach Grille in Jacksonville, FL. They demonstrated that simple food is often most enjoyable and that holds true for chocolate pairings. Experiment & intrigue the guests at your next event!
Every year, it seems like more and more people are hosting their own New Year's Eve party instead of spending the night out on the town. But with entertaining comes a lot of planning and hard work. What will you do? What will you serve? One way to both keep it simple and have fun while you wait for the ball to drop is to have a chocolate & cheese pairing party.
Arrange different combinations of chocolates and cheeses around the room (with cards identifying each) for guests to sample and discuss. Have them start with the mildest pairing and then work their way up. You can even print out instruction cards, with advice on how to taste like a pro.For guests to cleanse their palates between pairings, you might want to serve a dry sparkling wine such as Presecco (it is the holidays after all!). Sparkling water, plain crackers, or baskets of fresh bread also work nicely.
Our friends over at the Vermont Butter & Cheese Creamery came up with a few pairings to help you get you started (you can also watch Allison Hooper, owner/cheese maker, demonstrate these pairings on VPT Cooks Chocolate):• Fresh Goat Cheese (Chevre) with Dark Sea Salt Caramels
• Sharp Vermont Cheddar with Dark Chocolate Covered Ginger or Ginger Lemon Organic Truffles
• Blue Cheese with 70% Dark Organic Truffles
• Hard Sheep's Milk Cheese with Organic Honey Fig Truffles or with Organic Milk Chocolate Sea Salt & Almonds
• Bijou with Spicy Aztec Organic Dark Chocolate
• Bonne Bouche with Champagne TrufflesThese are just a few suggestions; you could also browse your local cheese shop for other ideas and recommendations. Just remember, as Allison says in the video, there are no absolute right answers for pairing...just have fun & enjoy!
Last night at the factory, we hosted a Chocolate and Wine pairing as a fundraiser for a local group, Queen City Police Foundation. At the event, 2 whites and 2 reds were paired specifically with an individual chocolate. Now, I know people are pairing wine with everything these days but I was still uncertain how the flavors were going to match up. I've only ever had solid dark chocolate with red wine.
Our local wine experts worked with our chocolate truffles and nuts to find the perfect match and here is what we had –
Prosecco with Milk Chocolate Covered Macadamia Nuts
Riesling with Grande Valencia Truffles
Monastrell with White Raspberry Truffles
Cabernet Sauvignon with 70% Dark Chocolate Truffles
Each wine and chocolate on it's own was delightful, as one would expect. However, paired together, they were truly delicious. Who knew these flavors would work so well in tandem? So, here's a tip. Next time you have a special gathering to host – bridal shower, rehearsal dinner, girls night, workplace social – why not try something new like a chocolate and wine pairing. Simply offering one or two of these to your guests will move your event from just another party to something memorable. But watch out, your guests will come to expect it!
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A couple nights ago I had Greenflash's "Imperial IPA". Outstanding !!! I truly think I would pick it over Stone's Ruination, and that is saying a bunch ! We all know hwo great Ruination is. I'll need to have at least 2 more tall bottles of it and the Ruination again to come to that conclusion though. I was highly impressed to say the least !
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Oh, please. Using a sheikh as an "expert" on this subject. Talk about ill-advised, ill-informed…..Islam is the destroyer of women, not a liberator.
"The sheikh wants to preserve family stability by subtracting erotic love from the equation, while the feminist argues that we need to give up on happily ever after so that we can enjoy erotic love–but each seems to think you can't have both."
Actually, what the feminist would want to subtract is men. If Kim Kardashian had married a woman and then rapidly divorced her, no feminist would be writing articles praising it. While the view of the feminist is the one that clearly is winning in Western Civilization, the view of the sheikh is the view that was predominant in the West as it was rising to its zenith and remains the prevalent view in those civilizations that are now defeating and displacing the West in the marketplace, on the battlefield, and in the maternity ward. Perhaps this is purely coincidence, perhaps it is not.
As the West "was rising to its zenith," arranged marriage of the sort the sheikh would approve was fading into the past–being replaced not by feminism but by the balance we see in Jane Austen–marriage for love (the girl gets to pick her own husband), but with prudence (she's supposed to be sensible and do her best to let herself fall in love only with a suitable guy).
By the 1830s, de Tocqueville writing of America as "a country in which a woman is always free to exercise her power of choosing, and in which education has prepared her to choose rightly."
The point is that there's a third way–besides the two alternatives your comment contrasts.
I say that most folks "have the sense to ignore both radical sheikhs and radical feminists when it comes to relationship advice."
The whole point is that there's a third option, besides either the extreme of sexual liberation or the extreme oppression that the liberation is supposed to be saving us from.
Ironically, what modern feminist want are sheiks: A perfect man, so scarce that allows himself to have many women, because he can create lust, love, and have enough resources to sustain that way of life.
A man able to do that has all the women he wants, and thus laughs at feminism.
Have you read Roissy and those other Pickup Artist blogs? You need kind of a strong stomach to get through some of their material, but they are interesting (if rather horrifying, too), and make an argument along the lines of yours.
The Independent Women's Forum had a panel on The Jane Austen Guide this past Wednesday, Kim Gandy (former president of NOW) was one of the panelists, and I found myself arguing against her claim (my paraphrase:) that modern women are better off now having to cater to their husbands and build their whole lives around their relationships the way women did in the 1950s, by pointing out that women today cater to men in many more humiliating ways. I mean, a life of frantically texting a guy who will occasionally deign to have sex with you (but not to admit he's your boyfriend) a la Girls, is not very empowering.
Some points are well made, but the entire notion of two extremes and then a middle ground (and of all things, a middle ground represeented by, Jane Austin?) seems terribly simplistic. What I have witnessed in the past two or three decades (at least in the US, and other parts – though not all – of the developed world) is a splintering of ANY "model". When my parents married (mid 1950s), men (largely) were "breadwinners", women kept the house and raised the kiids. There was a whole set of assupmtions that were relatively universal to the point that they were not even stated. And further, both divorce and having children out of wedlock still had significant social stigmas attached … i.e., there were exterior forces that tended to hold couples together during the inevitable rough patches. These days if a marriage gholds together, it is entirely doue the strength of the commitment within the marriage.
In the 21st century, there are no longer any unstated assumptions – no agreed upon models. Every couple pretty much needs to create their own from scratch (and needs to be a lot more articulate). Thing is, none of the models stated in the article really have any relation at all to those that are actually beiong used in successfull marriages. The Sheik? Good grief. Jane Austin (wqomen didn't exactly have any notion of "career filfillment". These days these more women graduating from college than men) Sex in the City? Girls? Hate to say it, but while these may speak to women where they in NYC, and a few other hyper-urbanized cities, for most of the rest of the country these people not only do not resonate, they almost seem like aliens from some weird planet that is genetically narcissitic and involved solely in their tiny little circles.
While it would be nice if marriage were all "complicated, intoxicating, and wonderful", truth is, this is as unrealistic as Sex in the City. Sometimes it is. Sometimes it is not. The essence is what develops between two people over the course of decades.
If you want to reach into the past to find a way of thinking about what marriage really is (in my opnion), look at Aristotle's disctinction between temporary pleasure and permanent fulfillment. People who only understand how to seek the former are rewarded with it. Kim had an exhilarating, fairy tale weeding, and at least two or three whole months of good marriage. Those who understand, and know how to seek that letter are often rewarded with both …
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But John, Jane Austen is about exactly this:
"If you want to reach into the past to find a way of thinking about what marriage really is (in my opnion), look at Aristotle's disctinction between temporary pleasure and permanent fulfillment."
The first chapter of The Jane Austen Guide is about how Jane Austen's heroines aim for what Elizabeth Bennet calls "permanent happiness" and "rational happiness," while the other characters in the books, whose stories don't end so well, are busy pursuing more fleeting satisfactions.
The point of my book is precisely to propose Jane Austen as a viable model that modern women can take for their lives, since the old models have broken down.
I see you rolling your eyes at "of all things" Jane Austen. But why? What makes her an unrealistic alternative? Or an unhelpful one?
I do understand that at a sort of high concept level, there is some measure of validity in Jane Austin (as you said, "rational happiness"). The reason I believe she is a bit unrealistic as a guide is that life isn't really lived at the high concept level (except at the Academy) … a great deal of the day to day that couples wrestle with in the 21st century is completely absent.
To pick just a couple – the only question in marriage used to be "how many children will we have", these days, there's often serious arguments about whether to have children at all, and once a decision is made, it does not necessarily remain permanent (it may be argued about – sometimes heatedly – at several different points in the marriage). Second, A couple with thriving careers – one is offered a job and advancement in another city, but the other is moving up rapidly in the city in which they currently live. Those are just two (of many) … they are issues that largely did not exist at all 50 years ago, 100 years ago, certainly not 250 years ago (and aren't really present today to people like the Shiekh).
I won't say there is not value in Jane Austin, I'm merely trying to say that I suspect there is a very low liklihood that anyone but a very few people (principly MFA candidates … you need to do much more than the surface reading of stories to get at what you are talking about) – whether they live in New York, Los Angeles, or Iowa or Montana – would actually look to Jane Austin as anything like a guide to navigate the choppy waters of 21st century relationships.
Her books (and the movies that have been made about them) are still a bit popular, but really just in a nostaligic, romantisized sense … the same way Gone With the Wind, or Merchant and Ivory are loved. Remains of the Day is wonderful, subtle entertainment – but no one would condsider it to be an guide selecting a mate in 2012.
I suppose the larger issue I was trying to raise is that there IS no universal model (or several) that apply widely anymore. Every successful marriage I'm aware has two people that have kind of created something new between themselves.
I really appreciated this article as it puts a literary definition on part of my theories on "Beautiful Correctness." Part 2 – the combined principles of subsidiarity and solidarity in a world of chaos. Subsidiarity here is the lovers' personal responsibility to one another in the erotic state. Solidarity is a dedication to the joy of long term union in spite of the trials and tribulations of life. There's an ancient text I posted the other day along with an attempt to explain its relationship to our times:
"You need to do much more than the surface reading of stories to get at what you are talking about"–well, that's what I try to offer in the book! And I don't think it's much of a stretch for most readers, once Jane Austen's principles and insights are applied to modern problems and situations. I am hearing a lot (from happily married women) comments along the lines of, Gee, this is common sense, do people really have to be told these things? And from women who have had bad experiences, responses more along the lines of, Wow, this could have saved me from a lot of mistakes I made.
And actually, as it happens, I do address the very issues you raise–both the fact that modern couples have to negotiate whether to have children or not, in contrast to Austen's characters–and the question of whether to move to a different city to pursue a relationship–in light of Jane Austen.
And I'd argue that she's more than still "a bit" popular.
Well, every author is (rightly) convinced that their ideas and concepts are important (indeed, if they are not, they shouldn't be writing). But – how many copies have been sold? There's over 300 million people here, are any more than a few thousand going to be affected at all? That a Jane Austin cultural meme will start … a revolutionize how wide numbers of modern women think about selecting mates? I mean, Really?
(Don't know why I ended up "Anonymous" last time.)
Well, JRC, it sold out on Amazon in 5 days from publication, so that's a start!
Thank you, Jerry. Hadn't thought of applying those two modern, Catholic–or that's where I've encountered them–concepts to Jane Austen, but I can see there's some overlap. Love your ancient text, which I'm sure Jane Austen would also have recognized right away.
As they said in the 60′s: a man needs a wife like a bank needs a robber.
Many details have changed between Austen's day and ours, most particularly the fact that making a (financially) "good" marriage is no longer far and away the most likely means of a woman improving her lot in life (although it is still not to be despised.) Yet an alien anthropologist, viewing middle-class Middle America and comparing it to Austen's middle-class England, and then to the rest of the cultures on this planet, would say that in all the main things they are still recognizably the same species of culture. Monogamy is still the normative ideal, as is marriage for love. Kinship terminology is still the same, and the nuclear family is still normative even when marriage licenses are not obtained. Of course "normative" differs from actual practice, as in Austen's day, and the core trying to adhere to normative relations is a smaller percentage of society. But no alternative norm is widely accepted.
Given that, Austen's lessons are still relevant. Of course they will have to be adapted; we are hardly going to go back to 1955, much less 1805. Yet society is a robust thing with surprising regenerative powers. It recovered from the depravity of the Restoration and the chaos of the early Industrial Revolution during the Regency. Making the distinction between temporary pleasure and permanent happiness is hardly irrelevant to such a regeneration, and we could find worse commentators on the topic than the popular Miss Austen.
Elizabeth, you're right on the Catholic source… though it's what made America great – not thinking about the steps but having the Founders create an environment where we can all strive, succeed, fail and try again. The chaos part is more the infinite opportunities for chance meetings from which the unexpected happens. Like other words that have fallen into misuse, like "progressive" when its regressive and chaos when only seen as rioting in the streets. Heck, the weather runs on chaos theory!
Paul Ryan and Cardinal Dolan have discussed this relative to his budget proposal.Suffice it to say "progressives" hate citizens having personal responsibility or freedom of movement.
Being a technical generalist (how's that?) I've always envied people who can write novels. Now I have to read Jane Austen!
Excellent article and excellent book!
Thank you, Steve and Mr. Bennett!
Jerry, what you say–"The chaos part is more the infinite opportunities for chance meetings from which the unexpected happens"–gets at important differences between social life now & in Jane Austen's day. If you compare modern social opportunities with Regency assembly balls, you can see that social life in Jane Austen's day had the advantages of the current singles scene, e.g., meeting guys at bars (a large pool of folks who are all more or less "looking" and know the others are, too–serendipity and play in the situation that could in theory allow the very best kind of unexpected to happen: the beginnings of love)–without its disadvantages (it's hard for a woman even to let a guy know that she is, in fact, interested in him without closing all the distance between them immediately, with all kinds of dysfunctional results). There are some suggestions in the last chapter of the book about how to re-create more satisfactory social life.
been there, done that: Did you really hear that in the 1960s? I'm under the impression those sentiments are more widespread today–& I think partly in response to changes that I associate with a similar quip, about a fish needing a bicycle.
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Shocking…but true. In the old days of the 90s; I actually waited in lobbies while they came down to go off in my towncar for 5* dinners & a peck on the cheek….thats it.
Good riddance to that!
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Forthcoming from NZ
Pugsley, Christopher. A Bloody Road Home: World War Two and New Zealand's Heroic Second Division. Forthcoming from Penguin Books New Zealand in November 2014
Now available from Prometheus
Moreira, Peter. The Jew Who Defeated Hitler: Henry Morgenthau Jr, FDR, and How We Won the War. Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books, 2014
Forthcoming from Belknap
Motadel, David. Islam and Nazi Germany's War. Forthcoming from Belknap / Harvard University Press in November 2014
Forthcoming from Tauris
Muller, Rolf-Dieter. Enemy in the East: Hitler's Secret Plans to Invade the Soviet Union. Forthcoming from I.B. Tauris & Co. Ltd in November 2014
Forthcoming from Casemate
Bergstrom, Christer. The Ardennes, 1944-1945: Hitler's Winter Offensive. Forthcoming from Casemate in November 2014
Now available from Praeger
Watson, J. Francis. The Nazi Spy Pastor: Carl Krepper and the War in America. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2014
Forthcoming from Kansas
deGraffenried, Julie K. Sacrificing Childhood: Children and the Soviet State in the Great Patriotic War. Forthcoming from University Press of Kansas in November 2014
Forthcoming from RZM
Spezzano, Remy and Douglas Nash. Kampfgruppe Muhlenkamp: Between Bialystok and Brest-Litovsk, July 1944. Forthcoming from RZM Publishing in November 2014
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Rolf, David. The Bloody Road to Tunis: Destruction of the Axis Forces in North Africa: November 1942 - May 1943. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 2001
Now available from McFarland
Sergueiew, Lily. I Worked Alone: Diary of a Double Agent in World War II Europe. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Company, Inc, 2014
Forthcoming from NIP
Russell, Henry Dozier. The Purge of the Thirtieth Division. Forthcoming from Naval Institute Press in November 2014
News from Panzerwrecks
Bill Auerbach kindly reminds us that he and Lee Archer most recently released Panzerwrecks, volume 17: Normandy 3, and will be releasing Panzerwrecks, volume 18: German Armour 1944-45 in December. The upcoming book will feature 126 large format photos, including modified Jagdpanthers with splinter protection on the engine decks, the Zugkraftwagen 8t (Sd.Kfz.7) with wooden cab and body, the British assault on Raamsdonk, and the ambush of 9th SS Panzer Division at St. Amand, plus the usual Tigers, Panzer IVs, and StuGs.
Forthcoming from TAMU
Bartsch, William H. Victory Fever on Guadalcanal: Japan's First Land Defeat of World War II. Forthcoming from Texas A&M University Press in November 2014
Now available from Harper
Unger, Debi and Irwin Unger with Stanley Hirshon. George Marshall: A Biography. New York: Harper, 2014
Forthcoming from Skyhorse
Pearce, Jeff. Prevail: The Inspiring Story of Ethiopia's Victory over Mussolini's Invasion, 1935-1941. Forthcoming from Skyhorse Publishing in November 2014
Now available from Stackpole
Doughty, Robert Allan. The Seeds of Disaster: The Development of French Army Doctrine, 1919-1939. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 2014
Forthcoming from NAL
Barron, Leo. Patton at the Battle of the Bulge: How the General's Tanks Turned the Tide at Bastogne. Forthcoming from New American Library in November 2014
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Schrijvers, Peter. Those Who Hold Bastogne: The True Story of the Soldiers and Civilians Who Fought in the Biggest Battle of the Bulge. Forthcoming from Yale University Press in November 2014
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Iveson, Tony. The Lancaster and the Tirpitz. London: Andre Deutsch, 2014
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Milner, Marc. Stopping the Panzers: The Untold Story of D-Day. Forthcoming from University Press of Kansas in November 2014
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Nicosia, Francis R. Nazi Germany and the Arab World. Forthcoming from Cambridge University Press in November 2014
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Groft, Marlin and Larry Alexander. Bloody Ridge and Beyond: A World War II Marine's Memoir of Edson's Raiders in the Pacific. New York: Berkley Hardcover, 2014
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Bernstein, Richard. China 1945: Mao's Revolution and America's Fateful Choice. Forthcoming from Alfred A. Knopf in November 2014
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Gretzyngier, Robert. Poles in Defence of Britain: A Day-by-Day Chronology of Polish Day and Night Fighter Operations, July 1940 - June 1941. London: Grub Street, 2001
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Coen, Ross. Fu-go: The Curious History of Japan's Balloon Bomb Attack on America. Forthcoming from University of Nebraska Press in November 2014
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Cook, Tim. The Necessary War, volume one. Toronto: Penguin Canada / Allen Lane, 2014
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Evans, Chris. Steel Thunder on the Eastern Front: German and Russian Artillery in WWII. Forthcoming from Stackpole Books in November 2014
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Cleaver, Thomas McKelvey. Fabled Fifteen: The Pacific War Saga of Carrier Air Group 15. Philadelphia: Casemate, 2014
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Col. Joseph H. Alexandera 29-year veteran of the US Marine Corps and later an author of many books of WWII historydied in North Carolina on 28 September at the age of 76.
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Grant, Lachlan. Australian Soldiers in Asia and the Pacific in WWII. Forthcoming from NewSouth Books in November 2014
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Author Mark Zuehlke, winner of the 2014 Governor General's History Award for Popular MediaThe Pierre Berton Awardsends this about his latest:
"On February 8, 1945, advancing on the heels of the greatest artillery bombardment fired by the western Allies, First Canadian Army launched the offensive meant to win the war. Forgotten Victory: First Canadian Army and the Cruel Winter of 1944-45 (former working title: Decision on the Rhine) will hit bookshelves in Canada this October and then be available in the U.S. in May 2015."
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Osborne, Richard E. World War II in Colonial Africa: The Death Knell of Colonialism. Indianapolis, IN: Riebel-Roque Publishing Company, 2001
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Bromby, Robin. Fighting on Empty: How Hitler and Hirohito Lost the Economic War. Edgecliff, NSW: Highgate Publishing, 2014
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McKay, Sinclair. Dunkirk: From Disaster to Deliverance: Testimonies of the Last Survivors. London: Aurum Press, 2014
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Schwabe, Daniel T. Burning Japan: Air Force Bombing Strategy Change in the Pacific. Washington, DC: Potomac Books Inc, 2015
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Author Chris Shores has been kind enough to bring us up to date regarding progress on the very popular History of the Mediterranean Air War series:
"The team has been working on the matrices (lists of claims and losses, etc) and having had a brief rest from the actual writing, I am now in the process of doing that in regard to Vol 3 which is covering the Tunisian Campaign from November 1942 to 13 May 1943. This is joined by Desert Air Force from 1 April 1943 (i.e. from the point which we had reached in Vol 2). From this point the operations of all the air forces in North Africa become more and more entwined, so we end the volume from the point at which the Axis have left Africa. April 1943 was one BIG month!
"We are also well on with work on Vol 4 which will cover Pantelleria, Sicily, Sardinia and Southern Italy. This will be from 14 May 1943, and probably to about the end of 1943. Cannot be specific on that yet as we will need to see how big the manuscript gets - i.e. it may prove necessary to end Vol 4 at 31 October 1943 rather than a date in December."
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van de Ven, Hans, Diana Lary, and Stephen MacKinnon. Negotiating China's Destiny in World War II. Forthcoming from Stanford University Press in December 2014
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Kurusu, Saburo (edited by J Garry Clifford and Masako Okura). The Desperate Diplomat: Saburo Kurusu's Memoir of the Weeks before Pearl Harbor. Forthcoming from University of Missouri Press in October 2014
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Stahel, David. The Battle for Moscow. Forthcoming from Cambridge University Press in December 2014
News from Casemate
Recently published on the eastern shore of the Atlantic Ocean, A Street in Arnhem: The Agony of Occupation and Liberation by Robert J. Kershaw has now been published on the western shore of the Atlantic by the busy team at Casemate.
Forthcoming from Schiffer
Wolf, William. The 5th Fighter Command in World War II, volume 3. Forthcoming from Schiffer Publishing Ltd in October 2014
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Claasen, Adam R. A. Hitler's Northern War: The Luftwaffe's Ill-Fated Campaign, 1940-1945. Lawrence, KS: University Press of Kansas, 2001
Now available from Helion
Glantz, David M. Barbarossa Derailed: The Battle for Smolensk, July-August 1941, volume 3: Documentary Companion: Tables, Orders and Reports Prepared by Participating Red Army Forces. Solihull, UK: Helion & Company, 2014
Forthcoming from Yale
Schrijvers, Peter. Those Who Hold Bastogne: The True Story of the Soldiers and Civilians Who Fought in the Biggest Battle of the Bulge. Forthcoming from Yale University Press in October 2014
Forthcoming from Singapore
Kratoska, Paul H. The Japanese Occupation of Malaya and Singapore, 1940-1945. Forthcoming from National University of Singapore Press in October 2014
Now available from Panzerwrecks
Archer, Lee and William Auerbach. Panzerwrecks, volume 17: Normandy 3. Monroe, NY: Panzerwrecks, 2014
Forthcoming from Tauris
Winstone, Martin. The Dark Heart of Hitler's Europe: Nazi Rule in Poland Under the General Government. Forthcoming from I.B. Tauris & Co. Ltd in October 2014
Forthcoming from Chicago
Ball, Philip. Serving the Reich: The Struggle for the Soul of Physics under Hitler. Forthcoming from University of Chicago Press in October 2014
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Osprey Publishing recently shipped a fresh batch of new books, including these WWII titles:
Forthcoming from Harper
Unger, Debi and Irwin Unger with Stanley Hirshon. George Marshall: A Biography. Forthcoming from Harper in October 2014
Now available from Collins
Richie, Alexandra. Warsaw 1944: Hitler, Himmler, and the Warsaw Uprising. London: William Collins, 2014
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Author Bill Bartsch reminds us that his Victory Fever on Guadalcanal: Japan's First Land Defeat of World War II will be published by Texas A&M University Press in November.
Forthcoming from Murray
Fermor, Patrick Leigh. Abducting a General: The Kreipe Operation and SOE in Crete. Forthcoming from John Murray Publishers Ltd in October 2014
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Harrison Place, Timothy. Military Training in the British Army, 1940-1944: From Dunkirk to D-Day. London: Frank Cass, 2000
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Meyer, Kathryn. Life and Death in the Garden: Sex, Drugs, Cops, and Robbers in Wartime China. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 2014
Forthcoming from HUP
Motadel, David. Islam and Nazi Germany's War. Forthcoming from Belknap / Harvard University Press in October 2014
Forthcoming from Palgrave Macmillan
Smith, Timothy O. Vietnam and the Unravelling of Empire: General Gracey in Asia 1942-1951. Forthcoming from Palgrave Macmillan Publishing Company in October 2014
Now available from Alaska
Coyle, Brendan. Kiska: The Japanese Occupation of an Alaska Island. Fairbanks, AK: University of Alaska Press, 2014
Forthcoming from Andre Deutsch
Iveson, Tony. The Lancaster and the Tirpitz. Forthcoming from Andre Deutsch in October 2014
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We opened Stone & Stone Second World War Books on 15 September 1995, so this marks the beginning of our twentieth year on the Web. We offer thanks to all the authors, publishers, editors, booksellers, and visitors who have helped us with this site over the years, and we look forward to providing daily doses of news and information about WWII-related books for many more years.
Now available from Bodley
Moorhouse, Roger. The Devils' Alliance: Hitler's Pact with Stalin, 1939-1941. London: Bodley Head, 2014
Forthcoming from Aquila Polonica
Baluk, Stefan Starba. Sikorski: No Simple Soldier. Forthcoming from Aquila Polonica Publishing in June 2015
Now available from Arcturus
Roland, Paul. Nazi Women: The Attraction of Evil. London: Arcturus, 2014
Forthcoming from Bodley
Khan, Yasmin. The Raj at War: India, 1939-1945. Forthcoming from Bodley Head in June 2015
Forthcoming from D & M
Zuehlke, Mark. Forgotten Victory: First Canadian Army and the Cruel Winter of 1944-45. Forthcoming from Douglas & McIntyre in May 2015
Forthcoming from RZM
Spezzano, Remy and Douglas Nash. PK Cameraman No. 2: 12. SS-Panzer-Grenadier-Division Hitlerjugend Training in Belgium, November 1943 - March 1944. Forthcoming from RZM Publishing in October 2014
Now available from Allen & Unwin
Threlfall, Adrian. Jungle Warriors: From Tobruk to Kokoda and Beyond, How the Australian Army Became the World's Most Deadly Jungle Fighting Force. Crows Nest, NSW: Allen & Unwin, 2014
News from History Press
The busy folks at History Press promise a boatload of new books in the near future, of which these releases for October caught our attention:
Book review
Altobello, Brian. Into the Shadows Furious: The Brutal Battle for New Georgia. Novato, CA: Presidio Press, 2000
Now available from Helion
Syrett, David. The Eyes of the Desert Rats: British Long-Range Reconnaissance Operations in the North African Desert 1940-42. Solihull, UK: Helion & Company, 2014
Forthcoming from McFarland
Murphy, Kevin C. Inside the Bataan Death March: Defeat, Travail, and Memory. Forthcoming from McFarland & Company, Inc in October 2014
Doughty news
Stackpole Books has now released Robert Doughty's seminal The Breaking Point: Sedan and the Fall of France, 1940, and SB has announced an October publication date for Doughty's The Seeds of Disaster: The Development of French Army Doctrine, 1919-1939.
In memoriam
Captain Walter F. Mazzonediving officer aboard USN submarines Crevalle and Puffer during some of the most dramatic underwater operations of WWII, and later a key part of the Navy's SeaLab teamdied on 7 August at the age of 96 in California.
Now available from OK
Salecker, Gene Eric. The Second Pearl Harbor: The West Loch Disaster, May 21, 1944. Norman OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 2014
Forthcoming from Skyhorse
Swanston, Alex. The Atlas of Special Operations of World War II. Forthcoming from Skyhorse Publishing in October 2014
War Diary reminder
Today seems like another good day to remind everyone about our detailed day-by-day chronicle of the Second World War, now amounting to almost 62,000 entries, with 2 September 1945 standing out as a fairly important date.
We're always pleased to receive printed catalogs of new and secondhand books about the Second World War, so T. Cadman WW2 Books has made us very happy with printed Catalogue 136.
In other bookseller newsnot so happy newsBob Ruman has announced a big sale in preparation for closing down his Articles of War website.
Forthcoming from Texas
Bartsch, William H. Victory Fever on Guadalcanal: Japan's First Land Defeat of World War II. Forthcoming from Texas A&M University Press in November 2014
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Wilson, Cat. Churchill on the Far East in the Second World War: Hiding the History of the Special Relationship. New York: Palgrave Macmillan Publishing Company, 2014
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I have noted a few times in the last few weeks, the odds are stacked against players from small mid-major and low major schools getting to the NBA. That doesn't mean that there isn't a great deal of talent at those schools. It just shows the part that exposure plays in the process. 2 weeks ago, I had the privilege of speaking to a member of the Mississippi Valley State team that went to the NCAA Tournament this past season, Terrence Joyner. Last week, I had the chance to talk to another member of that team who is ready to take the next step in his career, Cor-J Cox. Cox, 6'5 and athletic, can play any number of spots on the floor. He is an excellent rebounder for his size, plays tough defense, and can score in a variety of ways. He capped of his career by being named First Team All-SWAC. You may know Cox from any number of SportsCenter-worthy dunks he has had in his college career, but he will also bring a lot of toughness to any team he plays for. I spoke to Cox about how his game developed, working towards playing pro, and much more:
Cor-J on how his game developed at Mississippi Valley State:
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Denver Broncos head coach John Fox is apparently a fan of the hit HBO show Entourage. Either that or he has a nickname we are unaware of.
According to a report from Ryan Parker at the Denver Post, Fox checked into a North Carolina hospital registered under the name "Johnny Drama" last month while he was undergoing a heart procedure.
Entourage ran for eight seasons on HBO before its culmination in 2011. It was recently announced that the series is moving to the big screen, with filming beginning in March and a release date tentatively scheduled for some time in the fall of 2014, according to multiple sources.
Johnny "Drama" Chase was the often bullheaded and outspoken brother to the show's main character, Vincent Chase, and was played by actor Kevin Dillon.
Perpetually clowned on, but lovingly referred to as simply "Drama" throughout the existence of the show, he appeared in all 96 episodes as one of the five main characters.
For those that watched the show, you can't help but wonder if Fox does this after the Broncos win:
Denver sits at 11-2 on the season and is one of only three teams to clinch a playoff spot thus far – Indianapolis, Seattle – and are one game up on the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC West with three games to play.
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