Noir

I can't understand why, but the other day a blog popped into my Google search called The Hieroglyphic Streets - or to be more accurate, a particular post on that blog called Dublin Noir, which is a part-review of, part link-round-up about, the book Christine Falls by Benjamin Black.

The hieroglyphic streets Maxine 2009

I can't understand why, but the other day a blog popped into my Google search called The Hieroglyphic Streets - or to be more accurate, a particular post on that blog called Dublin Noir, which is a part-review of, part link-round-up about, the book Christine Falls by Benjamin Black.

Weblogs Maxine 2009

I can't understand why, but the other day a blog popped into my Google search called The Hieroglyphic Streets - or to be more accurate, a particular post on that blog called Dublin Noir, which is a part-review of, part link-round-up about, the book Christine Falls by Benjamin Black.

January 2009 Maxine 2009

I can't understand why, but the other day a blog popped into my Google search called The Hieroglyphic Streets - or to be more accurate, a particular post on that blog called Dublin Noir, which is a part-review of, part link-round-up about, the book Christine Falls by Benjamin Black.

The hieroglyphic streets Maxine 2009

I was thrilled to see my accomplices really liked the blood sausage pie; it was well seasoned and brought me right back to Paris where I used to order a crêpe with Boudin Noir and Apples at least once a week at a tiny bistro near my University.

Karine Bakhoum: Taking It to the Streets With Bloody Good Food Karine Bakhoum 2010

Suddenly my eye caught a sign where the Resto pop up was serving Boudin Noir Tart (blood sausage pie), a Pig's Head Sandwich and a Sloppy Goat Sandwich.

Karine Bakhoum: Taking It to the Streets With Bloody Good Food Karine Bakhoum 2010

In keeping with the Akashic Noir series tradition, each story in Boston Noir is set in a different neighborhood of the citythe impressively diverse collection extends from Roxbury to Cambridge, from Southie to the Boston Harbor, and all stops in between.

Boston Noir by Dennis Lehane (Editor): Book summary 2010

I especially liked the cheap Pinot Noir from the Languedoc ….

Trader Joe’s introduces new “Th. J.” wine; dubbed “ten buck Tom” | Dr Vino's wine blog 2010

I was thrilled to see my accomplices really liked the blood sausage pie; it was well seasoned and brought me right back to Paris where I used to order a crêpe with Boudin Noir and Apples at least once a week at a tiny bistro near my University.

Karine Bakhoum: Taking It to the Streets With Bloody Good Food Karine Bakhoum 2010

Suddenly my eye caught a sign where the Resto pop up was serving Boudin Noir Tart (blood sausage pie), a Pig's Head Sandwich and a Sloppy Goat Sandwich.

Karine Bakhoum: Taking It to the Streets With Bloody Good Food Karine Bakhoum 2010