‘An existential thriller written in prose that points the way to the future’ Zadie Smith ‘Fight Club for girls’ Vogue LONGLISTED FOR THE GORDON BURN PRIZE A lives with B.B seems to be becoming more and more like A.If A’s boyfriend, C, likes A because A is A, but now B is the same as A, where does that leave A?And what has happened to the family across the street, who left one afternoon out of nowhere, covered in sheets with holes cut out for the eyes?‘Comical, malignant and addictive’ Adam Thirlwell‘As good a debut as I’ve ever read’ Zadie Smith‘This book will unsettle you; this book will make you feel intensely alive’ BuzzfeedKleeman's literary genius is evident in You Too Can Have a Body Like Mine, a suspenseful dystopian fiction that delves into the psychology of identity and eating disorders. It's no wonder this book is considered one of the best in its genre.For fans of Ottessa Moshfegh (Death in Her Hands), Margaret Atwood (The Blind Assassin), Chelsea G. Summers (A Certain Hunger), Bernardine Evaristo (Mr Loverman), and Lorrie Moore (Who Will Run the Frog Hospital?).
