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An oft-pregnant character in this novel, Clara, describes how her son Arthur likes to roll up balls of his own shit and hide them around her house. A graduate student in this novel nicknamed Fish argues that modern art symbolizes copulation instead of birth while explaining his thesis "Malthus and the Creative Metaphor." The protagonist of this novel works at Seymour Surveys, and lives with Ainsley Tewce, who seduces Leonard Slank in order to become pregnant. The protagonist sleeps with another graduate student, Duncan, after escaping from a party thrown by her fiancee, Peter Wollander. This novel's final section shifts back from third person to first person after the protagonist bakes a cake shaped like herself, ending her increasing aversion to various types of food. For 10 points, name this book about ? Marian McAlpin's inability to eat food that reminds her of the human body, the debut novel of Margaret Atwood.
An oft-pregnant character in this novel, Clara, describes how her son Arthur likes to roll up balls of his own shit and hide them around her house.
The {Edible Woman}