Does anyone have some good books about food and not eating it?
>>8065359
To Start.
Kafka obviously.
Hunger by Knut Hamsun.
Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky
I've heard the Life and Times of Michael K by Coetzee is good for his but I've never read it.
>>8065359
Come on, there must be some good thinspo literature.
Something where food or eating are described as disgusting or the main character avoids food altogether.
Thomas Mann is pretty good. The way he always mentions the obesity of the aristocracy(Consumption Class), tooth decay as a sign of decadence and the sublimity of illness.
>>8065434
>wants "thinspo" literature where "food or eating are described as disgusting" and is calling others decadent
just fuck off already
>>8065359
the hunger games and thinner
Cancer Ward
Tropic of Cancer by Henry Miller
>>8065359
Franz Kafka "The Hunger Artist"
>>8065361
Was going to post this exact same list.
The upper class experiments on the guy and has him subsist solely on peas
Zola
The Jungle- Upton Sinclair (Meat)
Wasted- Marya Hornbacher
Animal Liberation- Peter Singer
Food Rule: An Eater's Manual (Anything aggressively Nutrionist/Vegan works)
The Room- Hubert Selby Jr.
Typee- Herman Melville
Salo- De Sade
Survival Type- Stephen King
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Books_about_famine
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Holocaust_literature
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Cannibalism_in_fiction
I'd honestly consider a different hobby if I were you.
>>8065515
This. My anorexic sister had this, she was a pretty good anorexic.
Schopenhauer
Simone Weil
Kafka
Godel
They were at least all some kind of Anorexic.
>>8067011
>Schopenhauer
>Anorexic
What the fuck?
>>8067020
The only manner of suicide he finds acceptable is the ascetic saint's death by suicide, which he said was the highest for of ascetic will.
Since he also said the only argument against suicide is it prevents you from attaining the highest moral status.
Ergo,
>Schopenhauer
>Not some kind of Anorexic
>>8066515
The Jungle is fucking brutal to read.
