You Too Can Have a Body Like Mine - Couverture souple

'Alexandra Kleeman is one of the sharpest and smartest young writers I've read - ambitious, promising, brilliant... When I read her work I have the strong suspicion that I'm reading the literature of the future.' Ben Marcus, author of The Flame Alphabet

'Alexandra Kleeman has written Fight Club for girls.' Vogue

'A powerful allegory of our civilization's many maladies, artfully and elegantly articulated, by one of the young wise women of our generation.' Valeria Luiselli, New York Times Book Review

'This debut novel by future superstar Alexandra Kleeman will be the thing to be seen reading this summer... Funny, perfectly weird, a hyperintelligent commentary on a culture obsessed with you and fame.' Vanity Fair

'This frequently impressive debut has some of George Saunders' loony satire and some of Don DeLillo's bone-deep paranoia... Kleeman has a singular, off-kilter style, and a distinct vision of the absurd horrors that can come with being trapped in a body.' The New York Times

'The smartest, strangest novel I've read in a while.' - Paris Review, Staff Pick

'Alexandra Kleeman's brilliant debut novel You Too Can Have A Body Like Mine is at once eerie and strange and beautiful, an incisive commentary on contemporary culture and womanhood.' Buzzfeed.com'Don't be fooled by the sassy title - the cravings that lurk beneath the surface in this completely original debut will haunt what a body means to you indefinitely.' Marie Claire (US)

'Her darkly satirical debut lays bare the ravages of advertising-fueled culture and consumerism, through a purposefully distorted version of our reality. Fans of DeLillo, Pynchon and Shteyngart are advised to take note.' Huffington Post (US)

'A fever dream of modern alienation... A blend of the nightmarish disassociation of DeLillo's White Noise and the phantasmagoria of Bergman's Persona. A challenging novel, but undoubtedly one with something to say.' Publishers Weekly (starred review)

'Wry, brilliant, undeniable literary truth.' - Rivka Galchen, author of American Innovations

'Captivating and full of gorgeous perversity' - Catherine Lacey, author of Nobody is Ever Missing

'Riveting... makes everything new and strange.' - Emily Gould, author of Friendship

'As incisive about our dark cultural obsessions as she is compassionate towards the individuals who fall prey to them, Alexandra Kleeman is a terrifying and elegant talent you will not soon forget.' --Kathleen Alcott author of Infinite Home

'Really sharp, very blackly exploration of identity and what happens when you lose your own... It's a super-impressive, very assured debut and I'm really excited to read what she does next.' --Anna James, A Case for Books