Woman, Eating

A Literary Vampire Novel

De: Claire Kohda

Narrado por: Jane Lui

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the last few minutes are the best.

the story seemed drawn out, without a lot of movement and the narrator was a bit too breathy for my taste.

Incredible

I loved this interpretation of vampires. Felt like a Phoebe Waller-Bridge story the whole way through! Incredible portrayal of feeling alienated from your culture, feeling objectified, growing up with a self-loathing mother, and overall coming of age. Just so incredibly good!!!!

A Feast

So glad I picked this book up. A timely commentary on the place of self and art in the world. Deeply feminist and gorgeous prose. I almost never listen back to sections of audiobooks after I've finished it but I listened to that entire final sequence twice. Just stunning.

Narrator was excellent, the voice perfectly suited to the character. Awesome experience.

Origin Of An Antihero!

The most unique take on the vampire lore I've read! Its the begining of a "pure blood" vampire story. She was raised by a woman who taught her how to loathe herself,distrust humans and to keep herself "dim". By chance she gets to go to college away from home,discovers love, sex and her artistic talents. The fear of being a monster almost kills her,then she rises to become the very thing her mother warned her about. I can't wait to find out what happens next!!!!

Loved it all

I loved this. It gave slight gothic vibes and a slightly different than usual vampire interpretation. Love the narrator as well.