Woman, Eating

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Absolutely brilliant - tragic, funny, eccentric . . . Claire Kohda takes the vampire trope and makes it her own' Ruth Ozeki, Booker-shortlisted author of A Tale for the Time BeingLydia is an outsider. She felt this growing up as the daughter of an immigrant, she feels it now as underpaid intern at a South London art gallery, on top of all of this, Lydia is a vampire. She knows that humans are her natural prey, yet she can't bring herself to feed on them, and sourcing pigs' blood is proving harder than anticipated.While she spends hours watching YouTube videos by Japanese food influencers, Lydia's hunger is becoming harder to control. When she meets Ben, manager of the artists' studios in which she lives, she struggles to decide exactly what he is to her - friend, lover or meal. The only person who knows the truth about Lydia is her mother. But she is in a care home, losing her memory, and Lydia is fighting to keep their secret, and their insatiable hunger, under control.