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Creating an Heirloom: Writing Your Family’s Cookbook contains an extensive bibliography of books and articles. Among them, there were some really outstanding titles I highly recommend. (If you’re interested in purchasing the books, click on the covers to be taken to the Amazon.com website.)
The titles above are the ones that I most highly recommend. My complete bibliography follows. Please note that a number of the titles are out of print and difficult to find. Adams, Marcia. Recipes Remembered. Gramercy Books: New York, NY. 1995. Allen, Mary Emma. “Writing Your Family Food Heritage.” Old Fashioned Living. 1999. http://www.oldfashionedliving.com/heritage.html (4 Nov 2003). Banker, Susan M. Scrapbooking with Recipes. Meredith Publishing Group: Des Moines, IA. 2003. Beach, Mark and Eric Kenly. Getting it Printed, third edition. North Light Books: Cincinnati, OH. 1999. Devall, Sandra Lentz. Desktop Publishing Style Guide. Delmar Publishers: Albany, NY. 1998. Golden, Alisa. Creating Handmade Books. Sterling Publishing Company: New York. 1998. Goulart, Frances Sheridan. How to Write a Cookbook – And Sell It. Ashley Books: Port Washington, NY. 1980. out-of-print Hays, Rolfs & Associates. How to Write and Publish a Classic Cookbook. New American Library: New York. 1986. out-of-print Hickman, Alyssa. “A Recipe for Family History.” Family Education Network. http://www.familyeducation.com/article/0,1120,22-12207,00.html (4 Nov 2003). Kenzle, Linda Fry. Pages: Innovative Bookmaking Techniques. Krause Publications: Iola, WI. 1997. out-of-print Kleback, Linda. “Recipes Can Be Full of Family Memories.” D’Addezio.com. Originally published in the Sunday, January 25, 1998 edition of The News Herald, Panama City, FL. http://www.daddezio.com/genealogy/articles/recipe.html (4 Nov 2003). LaPlantz, Shereen. Cover to Cover: Creative Techniques for Making Beautiful Books, Journals & Albums. Lark Books: Asheville, NC. 1995. Mohler, Mary. “Timeless Traditions.” Parents Magazine. December 2003. Harlan, IA. Parker, Roger C. Looking Good In Print, third edition. Ventana Press: Research Triangle Park, NC. 1993. out-of-print –––. Looking Good in Print, fifth edition. Paraglyph Press: Scottsdale, AZ. 2003. Pitzer, Sara. How to Write a Cookbook and Get It Published. Writer’s Digest Books: Cincinnati, OH. 1984. out-of-print Poynter, Dan. Publishing Short-Run Books, fourth edition. Para Publishing: Santa Barbara, CA. 1987. out-of-print Rehmel, Judy. So, You Want to Write a Cookbook!. Marathon International Publishing Company: Louisville, KY. 1984. out-of-print Richards, Constance E. Making Books and Journals: 20 Great Weekend Projects. Lark Books: Asheville, NC. 1999. Richardson, Lou and Genevieve Callahan. How to Write for Homemakers. Iowa State College Press: Ames, IA. 1949. out-of-print Schmidt, R. Marilyn. How to Write and Publish a Family Cookbook. Pine Barrens Press: Barnegat Light, NJ. 1995. Slan. Joanna Campbell. Scrapbook Storytelling. EFG, Inc.: Cincinnati, OH. 1999. Steligo, Kathy. Meals and Memories: How to Create Keepsake Cookbooks. Carlo Press: San Carlos, CA. 1999. Stewart, Martha. “A Gift for Mom to Cherish.” The Holland Sentinel Online. 1 May 2000. http://www.thehollandsentinel.net/stories/050100/fea_mstewart.html (4 Nov 2003). Sturdevant, Katherine Scott. Bringing Your Family History to Life Through Social History. Betterway Books: Cincinnati, OH. 2000. –––. Organizing & Preserving Your Heirloom Documents. Betterway Books: Cincinnati, OH. 2002. Taylor, Maureen A. Preserving Your Family Photographs. Betterway Books: Cincinnati, OH. 2001. Townsend, Doris McFerran. The Way to Write and Publish a Cookbook. St. Martin’s Press: New York. 1985. out-of-print Wolfe, Kevin J. You Can Write a Cookbook. Writer’s Digest Books: Cincinnati, OH. 2000. out-of-print
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