In a society desperate for distraction, a woman performing starvation overcommits
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Hazel WhitlockCatherine ChidgeyFranz KafkaGolden Mile, Tasmania, AustraliaUnited KingdomBritainBritishNew Zealand
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Catherine Chidgey’s novel The Starving Bride is a disturbing and bleakly funny portrait of a society attempting to distract itself from mounting disasters.