books by Barbara Beckett (discovery artistic creating)

books by Barbara Beckett

books:

Australian Food: In Celebration of the New Australian Cuisine

4 reviews
Alan Saunders

Ten Speed Press, 1999

An Perfect cook book
This is one of the nicest cook books i have ever seen, great pictures and recepies by the top chefs of the Australian cuisine. I am in the restaurant business and we can use most of the recepies very well. Thanks again.

Sister Wendy's Odyssey: A Journey of Artistic Discovery

2 reviews
Sister Wendy Beckett

Stewart, Tabori & Chang, 1998

An exquisite book of beautiful perception
On the right side of the book: works of art you would probably pass in a museum without a second thought On the left side of the book: parsimonious, at times humorous, always educational and thought provoking interpretations of those works of art .. never exceeding a page of interpretation for a page of the work of art One is thus hard pressed to differentiate one work of art from another. ...

Eleutheria
Samuel Beckett

Faber and Faber, 1996

A young man at odds with his middle-class family, refusing to take part in "normal" life while accepting hand-outs from his mother, is the subject of this play. Unperformed during Beckett's lifetime, it draws on the traditions of French boulevard comedy and melodrama.

The Harvest Pantry

2 reviews
Barbara Beckett

Allen & Unwin, 1994

The Harvest Pantry
This book provides a wealth of information for the home gardener who has too much produce to use daily. It provides the reader with creative and easy methods to utilise all produce without waste. Wonderful book for people to create fabulous products for the family, gifts or to sell. Thank you.

Creating Gourmet Gifts
Barbara Beckett

Allen & Unwin, 1992

Jams, jellies, olive paste, rhubarb and apple sauce, St Valentine cookies, cumquat brandy - whatever it is, a home-made gift is something special, requiring time and thoughtfulness to prepare. There are hundreds of ideas for gifts to choose from in this book, which is illustrated with 48 colour photographs. Line drawings illustrate 20 craft projects on decorating edible foods and festive tables.