Test Kitchen - Stewart, Neil D. A.
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Welcome to a Tuesday night at London restaurant Midgard. The kitchen is buzzing. The tables are set. And the staff and guests take their place. The maître d' caught up in a conspiracy The precocious young foodie with an axe to grind The nervous new sous chef The anonymous influential food critic The patisserie chef stalked by her ex-lover The wayward son of a dangerous family The enigmatic head chef with the past she won't discuss The lone diner with the terrible wound to his face Watching everything from her hidden vantage is Marley, the restaurant's newest waitress. She alone knows bad…mehr

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Welcome to a Tuesday night at London restaurant Midgard. The kitchen is buzzing. The tables are set. And the staff and guests take their place. The maître d' caught up in a conspiracy The precocious young foodie with an axe to grind The nervous new sous chef The anonymous influential food critic The patisserie chef stalked by her ex-lover The wayward son of a dangerous family The enigmatic head chef with the past she won't discuss The lone diner with the terrible wound to his face Watching everything from her hidden vantage is Marley, the restaurant's newest waitress. She alone knows bad things are about to unfold - but she is powerless to intervene. Tonight, everyone has a story. Is it too late to change how this one ends? Tense and moreish, Test Kitchen is a darkly funny and often macabre story about the culture of food, of dining and eating, about feeding and nourishing, about mothers, mortality and magic.
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Neil Stewart was born in Glasgow in 1978. He was educated at the University of Glasgow and holds an MA in Creative Writing from the University of East Anglia. His first novel The Glasgow Coma Scale (Corsair) was published in 2014. He currently freelances as a proofreader and editorial assistant for galleries and museums, and is Arts Editor of the online magazine Civilian. He lives in London.