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Edible Selby by Todd Selby

Who? Todd Selby

What? “Edible Selby” is a book you really need to sit down for. Created by journalist, photographer and illustrator Todd Selby in collaboration with NYTimes T Magazine, the book is a study of people of interest in the food world. The book incorporates notes, photographs, illustrations and interviews. Priced at £22.99.

When? Available now

Where? Available in store and online

How? Purchase at Amazon

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