food
Assessing the Crescent City’s comeback, three years after Katrina. GQ, September 2008
On having all one’s food overnighted from faraway lands. Or, A push-back to the local/seasonal orthodoxy. GQ, November 2009
One man’s obsession with making wine in the South Pacific. Gourmet, February 2009
The state of Scotland’s most famous, and reviled, dish. New York Times, January 2007
A $5,000 burger and the jackassification of a luxury ingredient. Details, 2007
The existential dilemma of a truffle dog in New Jersey. The New Yorker, January 1999
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Brett Martin is a correspondent for GQ. His work has appeared in Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, The New York Times, Bon Appétit, Food & Wine and many others, as well as on public radio's This American Life.
He is currently working on a book, for the Penguin Press, about how cable-TV drama became the dominant art form of the first decade of the 21st Century.
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