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Madonna of the Toast
''Madonna of the Toast'' was published in March 2007 by Mark Batty Publisher and is the first book to document the common occurrence of religious and secular icons appearing in unexpected places – like the Virgin Mary on a grilled cheese sandwich, Mickey Mouse on the side of a cow, or Mother Teresa on a cinnamon bun – a phenomenon known as pareidolia.
Author Buzz Poole writes:
“Whether on the level of sacrosanct devotion or pop culture kitsch, these forms become as relevant as the world’s finest art because they compel people to react; the objects in this book, emblazoned with faces and symbols recognized the world over, have been appraised at stunningly high sums, been toured around the globe and have inspired people to travel, pray and steal”.
''Madonna of the Toast'' has been featured in the ''Miami Herald'', ''Miami New Times'', ''Nashville Scene'' and ''San Francisco Chronicle'', as well as on CBC radio and WFMU in New York. It was named one of 2007’s Best Underground books by the ''New Statesman''.
Buzz Poole blogs frequently about these phenomena at madonnaofthetoast.blogspot.com.
== Resources ==
(Official ''Madonna of the Toast'' blog )
(''Madonna of the Toast,'' Mark Batty Publisher web )
(San Francisco Chronicle. "It came in a vision - ''Madonna of the Toast'': Book inspired by images of the Virgin, others found in unlikely places." Reyhan Harmanci. March 8, 2007. )
(The Economist. “Correspondent’s Diary”: “Pilgrims in Rhineland.” January 16, 2009. )
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