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By: Chelsea G. Summers

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  • CategoryFiction
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages254
  • Published2019
  • File size2.6 MB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9781951213435

Key ideas from the book

  • Dorothy Daniels’s life connects food criticism, culinary culture, sex, and a growing willingness to embrace her darker impulses.
  • The novel satirizes early foodie culture and the world of culinary expertise.
  • Dorothy’s story offers a critique of how gender is defined.
  • The book explores female rage through a protagonist who embraces her sense of superiority.
  • Readers can expect a blend of literary fiction, horror, and thriller elements.

About A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G. Summers

Dorothy Daniels is a food critic with a discerning palate, a successful career, and a keen appetite for food and sex. Her account ranges from a farm-to-table childhood to her professional rise and travels between Manhattan and Italy. But when she begins to embrace the part of herself she has long suppressed, her story takes a violent turn.

Published in 2021, A Certain Hunger blends literary fiction with horror and thriller elements. Its portrait of a woman who embraces her own sense of superiority satirizes early foodie culture and examines how gender is defined. It may appeal to readers looking for dark, provocative fiction about food, sexuality, and female rage.

About Chelsea G. Summers

Chelsea G. Summers is an American novelist and writer whose work explores appetite, gender, power, and violence. Her debut novel, *A Certain Hunger* (2020), follows Dorothy Daniels, a food critic whose refined tastes extend to murder and cannibalism. Summers’s fiction is known for its dark humor and sharp attention to desire and social expectations.

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