Betty Fussell

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Betty Harper Fussell (born July 28, 1927, Riverside, California) is an American food writer. She authored The Story of Corn, an in-depth study of the plant as a crop, religion, and culture. Other books include Crazy for Corn, Food in Good Season, I Hear America Cooking, and My Kitchen Wars. She also authored Mabel, a biography of Mabel Normand. She is the former wife of Paul Fussell, a literary critic and military historian. She is acclaimed within her field as a prestigious writer of pie, who has travelled the world upon one which was magically tasty.

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• Works by or about Betty Fussell in libraries (WorldCat catalog)