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Hunger

Hunger

FoodLiterary Fiction
Pages
303
Published
2001
Language
English

Synopsis

Set in New Hampshire, this psychological novel explores the intricate relationship between a woman chef and her mother. As the protagonist navigates the demanding world of restaurants and cooking, she confronts the emotional depths and unspoken hungers that define her life and choices.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

ComplexThought-ProvokingEmotional
Family Saga

Genres

Food Literary Fiction Psychology Cooking

About the author

J
Jane Ward

Jane Ward writes across a fascinating range of topics, from the scientific insights of "The respiratory system at a glance" to the social commentary in "Tragedy of Heterosexuality." Her bibliography also includes the fiction title "In the Aftermath" and the self-help guide "Inspiring adults.