Hannah Morrow

Favorite book—now and when you were a kid?
That’s a tough one so many, loved The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, The Corrections, anything by Haruki Murakami, on and on. I loved a book called Tisi and the Yabby when I was a child—basically a photo book about a little girl who befriends a lobster. I think I related as I was always attached to rather odd, mostly inanimate objects that I felt needed taking care of.

Interesting fact about yourself that people wouldn’t expect?
I can speak Japanese (ish now), I was ½ a belt away from getting my black belt in Karate, oh and my mum lives in a cave in France.

Favorite place in the world and why?
I have to say London, it will always be home and I get to eat all the things I miss when I go back with the people I love.

List five items currently in your refrigerator.
My fridge is definitely his N’ hers—his being pickles, A1 sauce, steak, something in the cake family and lemonade; mine are soaked almonds, bananas, peanut butter and marmalade.

If you could learn anything instantly by downloading it into your brain Matrix-style, what would it be?
Master shoemaker. I’m with Daniel Day Lewis– that would be a great skill to have.

Describe yourself in 5 words or less.
Intuitive, organized, dog-lover, toast aficionado—is that 6 words?