Between remembering and forgetting, treasuring and tossing out, feeling without sentimentalizing… These are the spaces Bee Wilson navigates with the precision of a drafting pen in her collection of memento stories, The Heart-Shaped Tin . The blurbs on its book jacket—a rare line-up absent of hyperbole—reflect the fact that the British author has become something of a cherished object herself: an award-winning food writer of eloquence, who explores the subject as it pertains to humanity and not