Goodreads asked Ellen Byron:

If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?

Ellen Byron Now, is it a real place being used in a fictional way? If it is, I'd visit F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1920s Manhattan and Emily Bronte's moors.

If it's a completely fictional place (even if inspired by a real place), I'd visit Fitzgerald's East Egg, Agatha Christie's St. Mary Mead... and Ellen Byron's Pelican, Louisiana! Seriously. I love my "Cajun Brigadoon." And the food there is terrific!

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Daryl Gerber asked Ellen Byron:

Ellen, I believe you're doing a few book signings soon. At the one at Vroman's you're bringing snacks that are from recipes in your books. Why do you include recipes?

Daryl Gerber asked Ellen Byron:

Hi, Ellen. I heard you're doing a couple of new book signings and you're bringing food to one. What kind of food? How does that relate to your book?

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What are you currently working on?

Ellen, I believe you're doing a few book signings soon. At the one at Vroman's you're bringing snacks that are from recipes in your books. Why do you include recipes?

Hi, Ellen. I heard you're doing a couple of new book signings and you're bringing food to one. What kind of food? How does that relate to your book?

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