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Desire, cravings, folly: a collection of juicy tales about human hunger.

How to Hunger

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  • Paperback

    242 pages

  • Release Date

    15 December 2023

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Summary

A COLLECTION OF JUICY TALES ABOUT INDIVIDUALS HUNGERING FOR A BETTER LIFE

In the terrain of untidy relationships lies an ensemble of individuals coupled or alone, each driven by desire, cravings, or folly. How To Hunger is a smorgasbord of short stories about how humans hunger—

  • for love, lust, and loyalty—
  • where their voracity for the ordinary and sublime consumes them to the very end.

A Singapore emigrant chews over her sense of belongin…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9789815127836
ISBN-10:9815127837
Author:Grace Chia
Publisher:Penguin Random House SEA
Imprint:Penguin Books
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:242
Release Date:15 December 2023
Weight:354g
Dimensions:15mm x 152mm x 235mm
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How to Hunger by Grace Chia - ISBN: 9789815127836
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What They're Saying

Critics Review

‘A magnificent collection, ravenous with longing, radiant with life … Chia’s voice is unforgettable and her sympathies become, in these tales, their own superpower.’

– Junot Díaz, author of Pulitzer Prize winner The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao

‘Grace Chia practices sorcery. Her masterful command of the language is a spell all storytellers aspire to cast. This mesmerising collection of short stories demands that all mobile devices be switched off and the bedroom door locked, for no interruptions must be tolerated.’

– Sebastian Sim, author of Epigram Books Fiction Prize winner The Riot Act

‘Like the best of her poetry, Grace Chia’s short stories cut to the quick of what matters: What makes the soul tick, itch and hunger? An incisive, insightful read.’

– Felix Cheong, poet and graphic novelist of The Showgirl and the Minister

About The Author

Grace Chia

Grace Chia is an author of over ten books of prose and poetry. She has been nominated for the Mslexia Novel Competition and Epigram Books Fiction Prize longlists and shortlisted for the Singapore Literature Prize (Poetry) and Singapore Book Awards, the latter for her Penguin Random House novel, The Arches of Gerrard Street. Her other novels are The Wanderlusters and White Cloud Mountain. Her poetry collections are Mother of All Questions, Cordelia, and Womango, from which her poems have been used in classroom teaching. In her free time, she enjoys baking or watching cat videos.

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