A new and updated edition of London Feeds Itself, edited by the food writer and editor of Vittles, Jonathan Nunn, exploring the charged intersections between food and modern London.
‘I couldn’t order this fast enough!’
— Nigella Lawson
‘[Jonathan Nunn’s] writing makes a huge tangible, day-to-day improvement to people’s lives. He’s also a really gifted prose writer.... Like, how many writers are there on the planet who combine those two things? Almost nobody. That’s a big reason why he’s become such a cult figure.’
— Ned Beauman
‘[London Feeds Itself] explores how factors such as rising rents and gentrification are changing food culture, often for the worse – while also celebrating the ingenuity of the communities and creatives who feed the capital. Its arrival, arguably, heralds a new era in food writing, where the politics of the plate are taken as seriously as the flavours.’
— Coco Khan, Guardian
'Nunn is impressive. He has built something serious, with diligence and a rare depth of expertise.'
— Finn McRedmond, New Statesman
‘[London Feeds Itself] look[s] beyond conventional notions of food as a commodity to consider how it fuels and lubricates social relationships.... [A] humane and often positively mirthful exercise in popular sociology.’
— Keith Miller, Literary Review
Jonathan Nunn is a food and city writer based in London who founded and co-edits the magazine Vittles. He is the editor of London Feeds Itself.