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100 _aNothomb, Amelie
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245 4 _aThe life of hunger
260 _bFaber & Faber,
_c2007
300 _a143 pages ; 21 cm
520 _aIn a wistful, clever and unusual novel, Amelie Nothomb casts herself as hunger: hunger for experience, hunger for life, hunger for sweetness and, in what is the book's nucleus, hunger for hunger (the period during which she was afflicted by acute anorexia). Recounting the formative journeys of her youth, from Tokyo to Peking to Paris to New York, 'The Life of Hunger' is a brilliant and moving examination of the self, and perhaps Amelie's most mature and moving work to date.
630 _aP-EN
_97841
650 _aChildhood and youth
_914213
650 _aFictional memoir
_914214
650 _aEating disorders
_914215
650 0 _a Experience
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655 _aNovels
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653 _aREADING IN ENGLISH