"London Feeds Itself" is a new and updated edition edited by Jonathan Nunn, a renowned food writer and editor of Vittles. This nonfiction book explores the complex and often charged connections between food and modern London. It provides an in-depth analysis of the city's culinary landscape and highlights how cultural, social, and economic factors shape eating habits and gastronomy in London. The collection of essays and articles offers insights into the diverse perspectives of chefs, food producers, and critics, inviting readers to explore the dynamic relationship between the city and its food. With a clear focus on language and literature, this book serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in the cultural aspects of food.