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Anneli Star Josselin Rufus

Anneli Rufus is the author of five critically acclaimed books, including Party of One: The Loners' Manifesto and Stuck: Why We Can't (or Won't) Move On. She also writes for AlterNet, the Daily Beast, Psychology Today, the Huffington Post, and other venues.

anneli.rufus@eastbayexpress.com

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Blogs, Food & Drink Apr 13, 2018
Celebrate Neapolitan Pizza Week in Berkeley
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Blogs, Food & Drink Apr 12, 2018
Reem Assil's New Oakland Restaurant, Dyafa, Opens Tomorrow in Jack London Square
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Special Sections, Bars, Clubs, & Coffeehouses Oct 24, 2012
When Beans Meet Booze

Coffee cocktails give "java jive" a whole new meaning.
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Thick, Sweet, and Strong

Is Hong Kong-style milk tea the next tannic tsunami?
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Food & Drink, Restaurant Review Mar 21, 2012
Brasa's New Pepper Pantheon

At eVe's reincarnation, Peruvian street food satisfies.
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- Tags: Restaurant Review, Brasa, Peruvian food, eVe, Christopher Laramie, Veronica Laramie

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