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Most people are blissfully unaware of the origins of their food, but not William Ross Newland.

Fascinated by culinary anthropology and having a chronic love affair with new flavors and textures, Newland travels the world discovering culinary wonders that often took centuries to matriculate through Arab conquest. His favorite? The street food and comfort food eaten by locals on a daily basis.

For Newland, food is much more than eating. It is about planning, cooking, and sharing. Food is the centerpiece while human interaction generated by the meal is the main event.

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'Cooking for Divorcees (The Spy Who Fed Me)' is the story of a CIA Officer who retires, gets divorced, and has to learn new survivor skills. These skills do not involve subverting governments or recruiting spies; instead they deal with the basic skill most people cope with on a daily basis: cooking. This is the story of a spy who learned to cook and learned to love cooking.