I've got a whole shelf of them in my writing room, btw, marked up in pencil and ink and bristling with annotated sticky notes, books with names like "How to Write a Book Proposal," "Thinking Like Your Editor," and "Platform".
Kitchens are easily cluttered, ending up with dirty dishes, sticky recipe books and out-of-date food hiding at the back of cabinets.
A portion of the proceeds from her sales of her book, "Sticky Fingers Sweets: 100 Super-Secret Vegan Recipes," will be donated to Pin Ups for Pit Bulls.
Judging from the acknowledgments, Rosenfeld is friendly with Malcolm Gladwell, author of "The Tipping Point," who would probably say that the high-concept structure is what makes this book "sticky".
Participants were asked to fasten sticky-tape to a holder (e.g. a book), sticky-side upwards, and place it outside in an elevated location away from wind-blown surface dust and from tree cover (e.g. on the roof of a car).
Rather dry soda bread and a bland sticky toffee pudding book-ended the meal disappointingly, but a starter of goat's cheese croquettes with smoked beetroot and charred fennel was a balanced dish of well-judged flavours.
Pooh, a self-described "Bear of Very Little Brain," gets himself into all kinds of sticky situations, and the book's 10 chapters recount his various adventures.
Hagan makes these points early on in "Sticky Fingers," and the book is adamant throughout about the ways in which Rolling Stone invented cultural value: the journalistic forms it introduced and cherished, the readers it innervated, the brazen and devious ways it commercialized the counterculture.
The photography used on the front cover is by Guy Oseary and is included in his book Madonna: Sticky & Sweet.
