You feel as if you’re inside her head, hearing her every thought about her trauma. It is not medical or clinical, but real, honest and raw. “Hunger” is a book that could be considered a memoir about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but it is much more than that. This summer, I read “Hunger” by Roxane Gay. It got me thinking about age, body image, trauma, privilege and so much more.
