Thin Girls is a brutal, and unrelenting examination of what it means to be a woman in a body, wanting, needing, wanting, needing so much. With her assured, elegant prose Clarke makes you hope against all hopes that both Rose and Lily can find a way to satiate and save themselves and each other." - . Pages: pages. $ Reviews: “Dark, poignant and gripping, Diana Clarke’s Thin Girls is sure to be unlike anything else you’ve read Thin Girls is a captivating story of the Winters twins’ road to recovery as they work to help each other through issues of body image, love, identity and sexuality. · You can pick up her debut novel Thin Girls right here. Fun fact: Diana Clarke is protégé of Roxane Gay. If you or someone you know is struggling with an eating disorder, please call/text the NEDA helpline for support at () or find more information on the NEDA homepage here. fiction lgbtq mental health.
Thin Girls By Diana Clarke - FictionDB. Cover art, synopsis, sequels, reviews, awards, publishing history, genres, and time period. thin girls by Diana Clarke ‧ RELEASE DATE: June 9, A first-time novelist explores the abuse women inflict on themselves, the abuse others inflict upon them, and the intersection of the two. Thin Girls by Diana Clarke deals with some heavy, important subjects all at once: eating disorders, body image issues/body dysmorphia, toxic diet culture, social influencer culture, emotional/physical abuse, parental abandonment, rape, co-dependency, LGBTQI+ issues, and so on. Thin Girls tells the story of twins, Rose and Lily Winters, whose bond is so intense that they can literally taste.
Purdue MFA (with Roxane Gay as her thesis adviser) and University of Utah PhD candidate, Diana Clarke is a New Zealander who now lives in Salt Lake City. Her work has been published in Glimmer Train, The Rumpus, Black Warrior Review, The Master’s Review, and Hobart, among other places. THIN GIRLS is her first novel. You can pick up her debut novel Thin Girls right here. Fun fact: Diana Clarke is protégé of Roxane Gay. If you or someone you know is struggling with an eating disorder, please call/text the NEDA helpline for support at () or find more information on the NEDA homepage here. fiction lgbtq mental health. Thin Girls by Diana Clarke is absolutely heart wrenching. It is the story of identical twin sisters, Lily and Rose, who have grown up in a dysfunctional family and learn to deal with their emotions differently. While Rose denies her homosexuality and starves herself, Lily overeats.
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