Hunger: area of ​​expertise Amélie Nothomb

In his "biography of hunger," the author Amélie Nothomb declines the subject of hunger in all possible ways. Are treated in the subjects of the absence of hunger, ordinary hunger, sugar rage, potomania, alcoholism, bulimia, anorexia, starvation and overeating. In addition to these different types of bodily appetites, the author also addresses psychological hungers more like the kind attention hunger, tenderness and affection, hunger for love, or famine readings and intellectual stimulation. Love, as it should be in any book Amélie Nothomb is declined in various standard forms, included in those operating in the exclusivity of the feminine. The treatment of these various thematic areas and integrates seamlessly with a story (of inspiration) autobiographical Amélie Nothomb in person, between his three years and twenty-two. Thus, in turn, the author speaking on 'I' takes us into his memories of Japan, China, New York, Bangladesh and ... Belgium.

I personally am a huge fan of the offset logic Amélie Nothomb. So I'm probably not in a position to issue on his work an objective opinion. However, I can say that as a fan of his logic - or its non-logic, which is the same thing - I was not disappointed in my reading. Thus I found myself smiling again after reading each of its circumlocutions, laugh not without gnashing his delectable cynicism to me guffawing of his bad faith projections and appreciate the choice of every word, that affect more accurate than ever. I opened the book to find the Amélie Nothomb, and I once again had to my expectations. Maybe it's because I myself I share with the author a series of looks on myself I know too full of cruelty, I savored his books as much empathy towards my quirks brands . In reading the books of Amélie Nothomb, especially "biography of hunger," I feel both dilapidated and delicious to hear someone from my planet. Worse! Finally, I particularly enjoyed the final point of anti-materialist praise, very discreet, but just damn well sent.

In short, another of those must-read Amélie Nothomb which has the secret.