P.S. Diana Kennedy is a true treasure: teacher, caretaker, visionary. Her name may not be hispanic, but she knows Mexican cuisine better than anyone, including, yes, the Mexicans.
The always excellent and informative Exploring Colonial Mexico, lately on Enrique Luft Pávlata.
Sam Quinones doesn't like Tijuana, he loves it! (Yes, Yours Truly has visited and had quite a bit to say about it, too. But I didn't get to the opera.)
Victor: Artes Populares Mexicanas, now in new digs near the Claustro Sor Juana, upstairs from Librería Madero. I was about to blog about this charming rinconcito, but my amigo, artist and travel writer, Jim Johnston, beat me to it in his blog, Mexico City: An Opinionated Guide for the Curious Traveler. Speaking of rinconcitos, Mexico Cooks! has another bodacious post about the new market in Col. Roma. Nicholas Gilman chimes in on his blog, Good Food in Mexico City.
My amiga the ever adventurous DC-based writer Judy Leaver is learning Spanish in Tulum.
David Lida says Federico Gama is the best photojournalist working in Mexico City today.
Burro Hall is still reporting on the usual wackiness. (Hey, karma police, the guy has an elderly pug.)
COMMENTS always welcome.
