Includes on pp. 27-33 the M.F.K. Fisher article "All The Food And Wines Were There". A piece of reportage, sort of, about the Foire Gastronomique held each year in Dijon. M.F.K. Fisher accepted the commission from Holiday in 1954. She moved that year with her girls to Aix-en-Provence and described her experiences in Aix in her book Map of Another Town. In a January 14, 1955 letter to Lawrence Clark Powell she said "...am stalling shamefully on the story for Holiday, which I obviously hate." While in Dijon she was made a "Chevalier du Tastevin", an honor given to only a few connoisseurs of wine and food. She may have been the first woman to receive it. Also printed in Reardon's anthology A Stew or a Story.