Ebook: Going hungry: writers on desire, self-denial, and overcoming anorexia
Author: Kate M. Taylor
- Tags: Biography & Autobiography, HEALTH & FITNESS--Diseases--General, MEDICAL--Clinical Medicine, MEDICAL--Diseases, MEDICAL--Evidence-Based Medicine, MEDICAL--Internal Medicine, Nonfiction, Anorexia nervosa, Authors, Electronic books, HEALTH & FITNESS -- Diseases -- General, MEDICAL -- Clinical Medicine, MEDICAL -- Diseases, MEDICAL -- Evidence-Based Medicine, MEDICAL -- Internal Medicine
- Year: 2008
- Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
- City: New York
- Language: English
- epub
Introduction / Kate Taylor -- Hunger striking / Maura Kelly -- To poison an ideal / Ilana Kurshan -- Daughters of the diet revolution / Jennifer Egan -- On thin ice / Francine du Plessix Gray -- Hungry men / John Nolan -- Black-and-white thinking / Latria Graham -- Education of the poet / Louise Glück -- Big little / Priscilla Becker -- The ghost of Gordolfo Gelatino / Rudy Ruiz -- Earthly imprefections / Lisa Halliday -- Little fish in a big sea / Sarah Haight -- How the faeries caught me / Francesca Lia Block -- The voice / Trisha Gura -- Finding home / Maya Browne -- Shape-shifting / Amanda Fortini -- Earning life / Clara Elliott -- Modeling school / Elizabeth Kadetsky -- Thirty years later, still watching the scale / Joyce Maynard.;Nineteen writers describe their eating disorders from the distance of recovery, exposing as never before the anorexic's self-enclosed world.
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