A Hunger Artist

Winning the battle against anorexia.
by Emily Troscianko

Eating, continued.

By Dr Emily T. Troscianko on September 28, 2009 in A Hunger Artist

Looking back over my diary entries from the first week of eating, I'm amazed, as always when I look back like this, at how different everything is from now: the solitude, the late late nights - and, above all, the obsession with food and the ripples it spreads out over the rest of life. I describe a three-day academic conference I attended, and the many food adventures I had there.

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Emily Troscianko

Emily Troscianko is completing a doctorate in German at Oxford University, England.

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