Fancyboy Book cover type:PaperbackIn this moving memoir, chef and entertaining fancyboy Walker Brown explores what it means to be "too much" in a world that often demands we be less. From collecting flowers as a boy in rural Tennessee, to mastering the art of quiche in an era when "real men" wouldn't dare, to transforming Atlanta's restaurant scene with his unique vision, Brown weaves together food, identity, and the courage to be authentically fancy. Fancyboy is a love letter to the
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