Season 3 Episode 1 (Part 2): In Conversation with Sanaë Lemoine

In part two of our interview with writer Sanaë Lemoine, we explore her passion for food, which makes a welcome appearance at several moments in her debut novel The Margot Affair. We also discuss the fine line between food as something that comforts and nurtures versus food as something more sinister or violent, especially for women. Sanaë also talks us through her confinement period in Brooklyn and some of her recent reads. Show Notes:Follow Sanaë on InstagramOrder a copy of The Margot Affair (Bookshop, Shakespeare & Company, Hive)Books referenced during the episode:Breasts and Eggs (Mieko Kawakami)Is It Wood Is It Stone (Gabriella Burnham)Lydia DavisOther links:The Conscious KidForsyth HarmonThe Millions interviews Sanaë LemoineSeven French books about family secrets Mitterand as a doting father (by his daughter Mazarine)

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