Hors doeuvres III is the third installment of the Hors doeuvres collection of short stories. (Dah! Im guessing you may have all ready figured that out) Filled with fresh ingredients, it can still satisfy your taste with a variety tales. There are stories of good people doing bad things, bad people doing good things, and people, who arent really people, doing crazy things. So, before you sit down to that 450 page main course, perhaps you might like to start with a couple of smaller snacks. So open the book, sit back, and relax with your favorite drink and, perhaps, a few hors doeuvres.

Dont let the title fool you; Hors doeuvres II is not about food for the belly, but more about food for the mind. It is a diverse collection of short stories strictly designed to amuse and entertain. This new batch of Hors doeuvres is no less appetizing than the first. Perhaps, there is a bit more seasoning, and a few more chewy centers, but the premise still remains the same: short, easy to digest literary bits of life served up a la carte, without all the fattening fillers, wandering subplots, and flowery rhetoric. I guarantee there are no stale crackers, or pt that may seem suspiciously like store-bought cat food. (Remember your neighbors last New Years party?) So dig in, enjoy the fare; good when youre in the mood for a bit of easy reading: satisfying, non-fattening, and you dont have to worry about the toothpicks.

Encompasses every aspect of creating hors d'oeuvres, features instructions and useful tips, and contains more than 300 recipes for unusual tea sandwiches, soups in edible bowls, drinks, and other appetizers.

A collection of 1,911 quotes from scholars, comedians, political candidates, writers, reporters, philosophers, and other people from throughout history.