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Mitchell Beazley has acquired writer and cook Zoe Adjonyoh’s début publication. Senior commissioning editor Eleanor Maxfield bought world rights to Zoe’s Ghana Kitchen, a collection of Ghanaian food dishes, from Elise Dillsworth at the Elise Dillsworth Agency. Maxfield said: "It's time for African cuisine to hit the publishing mainstream. Zoe's particular take on Ghanaian food, her exciting approach and inspirational work ethos make her a joy to work with. It's no wonder the likes of Nigel Slater have picked up on this new talent in food." Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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