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Lena Dunham on Joy Sorman and Unnameable Female Pain

Lena Dunham on Pleasure Sorman and Unnameable Feminine Ache

LIFE SCIENCES By Pleasure Sorman Translated by Lara Vergnaud Pleasure Sorman’s “Life Sciences” takes an overtly political premise — the medical institution’s incapability or maybe refusal to take severely the bodily struggles of ladies — and transforms it right into a surreal and knife-deep work of fiction that asks: What ache can we abide, and

Lena Waithe, Gillian Flynn to Become Book Publishers With Zando

Lena Waithe, Gillian Flynn to Grow to be E-book Publishers With Zando

When Gillian Flynn submitted her novel “Gone Lady” to her writer, Crown, she wasn’t certain what executives would make of the story’s twists and its churlish, unreliable feminine narrator. “We knew it was bizarre and complicated and dangerous,” mentioned Molly Stern, who was writer of Crown on the time. “We additionally knew that it was