After You've Finished Steve Jobs, Read Birdseye
May 11th, 2012
American inventors are a unique and a uniquely fascinating species. One of our greatest, Steve Jobs, has been atop the bestseller lists since late last year with an extraordinary authorized biography published shortly after his untimely death. But once you’ve read his story, you may want to know more about the history of American ingenuity. Enter Clarence Birdseye, one of our most original inventors and the pioneer of frozen food. His story is chronicled by Mark Kurlansky (author of Salt and Cod) in the brand-new Birdseye: The Adventures of a Curious Man. Read the rest of this entry »