Posts Tagged ‘Chicken Soup for the Soul’
August 27, 2012 | by Sadie Stein

Perhaps inevitably, Chicken Soup for the Soul is launching a line of seven soups, “led by iconic chicken noodle, made with tender chunks of chicken, egg noodles, and vegetables in a signature broth.”
In their annual Nobel Prize run-up, Ladbrokes favors Haruki Murakami at 7 to 1 odds.
The Shakespeare Insult Generator.
Ian McEwan: “Whenever I see the word beetroot it looks so appealing. The word looks its colour, so I’m going to have that.”
“One of Mr. Rutherford’s clients, who confidently commissioned hundreds of reviews and didn’t even require them to be favorable, subsequently became a best seller.” The business of raves.
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TAGS Chicken Soup for the Soul, Haruki Murakami, Ian McEwan, Nobel Prize, roundup, William Shakespeare