title: Hungers Table: Women, Food & Politics
author:  Margaret Randall 
description: Angelica's Black Mole Oaxaqueno<br /> Antonio's Rice<br /> Battered Woman Surprise<br /> Bouillabaisse<br /> The Buttermilk Bread Answers Back<br /> Canyon Food<br /> Cleora's Dream<br /> The Climb<br /> Cold Ginger Chicken<br /> Consider Lesbos<br /> Exorcism<br /> From Cell To Cell<br /> Grape Pie<br /> The Great American Cafeteria Line<br /> Hannah's Stuffed Cabbage<br /> Hunger's Table<br /> Macaroni Au Gratin<br /> Migration Of Seasons<br /> Mother's Chicken Soup<br /> Mud Of Heaven<br /> Ode To Velveeta<br /> Onion Soup<br /> Over Easy<br /> Potato Latkes<br /> Rhetorical Rhubarb<br /> Rice Pudding<br /> Sandra's Poor People's Recipes<br /> Second Vinegar Poem<br /> Shirley's Kugel<br /> Soft But Firm<br /> Soft Pretzels<br /> Spaghetti Lure<br /> Squash Blossom Budin<br /> The Staff Of Life<br /> Stuffing The Bird<br /> Words Of Warning<br /> -- <i>Table of Poems from <a href="/exec/obidos/subst/partners/marketing/poemfinder.html/${0}">Poem Finder</a></i><br /><br />Hunger's Table is difficult to categorize: at once a poetry collection and social observation piece, it presents Randall's poems on the topics of women, food and politics; thus doesn't fit neatly into the literary category. Connections between recipes and ethnic insights are drawn here. -- <i>Midwest Book Review</i>
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  Deadly
  
  
  Deceit
  
  
  Rim
  
  
  Country Mystery Series Book One
  
  
  Karen
  
  
  Randau
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Deadly Deceit
  
  
  Copyright
  
  
  © 2016 by Karen Randau
  
  
  All
  
  
  rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or
  
  
  transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission of
  
  
  the author.
  
  
  A
  
  
  SHORT ON TIME BOOK:
  
  
  Fast-paced
  
  
  and fun novels for readers on the go!
  
  
  For
  
  
  more information, visit the website:
  
  
  [www.shortontimebooks.com](http://www.shortontimebooks.com/)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  # Dedication
  
  
  To my late mother,
  
  
  Phyllis Helton, who taught me that I could accomplish anything I
  
  
  wanted, by working hard and by banishing the words “I can’t”
  
  
  from my vocabulary.
  
  
  **Charitable
  
  
  Contributions**
  
  
  A portion of the
  
  
  proceeds from this book go to enable Food for the Hungry to equip and
  
  
  empower some of the world's most vulnerable people to work their way
  
  
  out of extreme poverty. Visit them at [fh.org](http://fh.org/)
  
  
  to learn more.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  # Acknowledgements
  
  
  A big thank you to all