In a wistful, funny, clever, and eccentric fictional memoir, Amelie Nothomb
casts herself as hunger - in all its many guises. 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.
In a wistful, funny, clever, and eccentric fictional memoir, Amelie Nothomb
casts herself as hunger - in all its many guises. 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.
