His fans will be able to feast on his biography which has just been published.
phrasefeast upon !Feat upon is more formal than feast on, and is mostly used in writing. feast on/upon sth to eat a lot of a particular food with enjoyment: Afterwards they went to a posh restaurant and feasted on smoked salmon and champagne.At the festival you can feast on raw oysters and steamed clams.Mythology portrays ancient gods feasting upon ambrosia and nectar.
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feast (up)on (something)
To eat large quantities of something, usually with pleasure. The kids feasted on birthday cake and returned to us with frosting-stained faces.
feast (up)on something
to eat a great deal of something; to eat a feast built around something in particular. We will feast upon turkey for weeks.We feasted on the fish Harry had caught.