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* [[Suzette Haden Elgin]], ''[[Earthsong]]'' (Native Tongue v.3)
* [[Suzette Haden Elgin]], ''[[Earthsong]]'' (Native Tongue v.3)
* [[Nancy Kress]], Beggars' series
* [[Nancy Kress]], Beggars' series
==Future food==
* super-dense protein etc bars of food that are like gold in "[[Firefly (TV series)|Firefly]]"
* numerous SFnal stories in which food is made of various compressed algal forms, often because of destruction of Earth's environment; see, e.g., ''[[Beauty (Tepper novel)|Beauty]]'' by [[Sheri S. Tepper]]
* lots of vat-grown meat not taken from animals in SF
* replicator food, as in "Star Trek"


==Magic or special food==
==Magic or special food==
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* vampirism & blood
* vampirism & blood
* [[Joanna Russ]]' "[[Little Dirty Girl]]" (ghost)
* [[Joanna Russ]]' "[[Little Dirty Girl]]" (ghost)
==Food taboos==
* cannibalism
* animal products: see, e.g., "[[Carnival (novel)|Carnival]]" by [[Elizabeth Bear]]


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 09:22, 29 May 2007

This is a list of works in which eating or food play a central part.

"Recipe" works

Not necessarily including recipes, but works which centrally feature food and/or recipes as part of the characters' life.

Sieges, starvation, food supplies

Eliminating need for food

Future food

  • super-dense protein etc bars of food that are like gold in "Firefly"
  • numerous SFnal stories in which food is made of various compressed algal forms, often because of destruction of Earth's environment; see, e.g., Beauty by Sheri S. Tepper
  • lots of vat-grown meat not taken from animals in SF
  • replicator food, as in "Star Trek"

Magic or special food

Food taboos

See also