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    True Love is Feeding Yourself: On Melissa Broder’s ‘Milk Fed’

    by Hannah Lamb-Vines Feb 17, 2021 3 minutes

    might make you hungry. might make you horny. might make you believe in god, or in love, or at least make you want to try. Hungry, horny, and trying to believe are three of the most predominant modes in which Rachel, the main character of ’s new novel, operates. Rachel has a rigorous system to maintain control of her weight, and thereby her life. Chain-chewing nicotine gum; protein bar and low-cal yogurt regimens; regular evenings on the elliptical or the stationary bike; and a weekly night on stage at a

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