Genevieve Fox
Praise for Milkshakes and Morphine
Generous, engaging and laugh-out-loud funny, Fox's memoir is a reminder that the willingness to share experience, good, bad, and sometimes bloody terrifying, is one of the best parts of what makes us human
Julie Myerson
Part journal, part pitch-black comedy, this extraordinary account of childhood abandonment and life-threatening illness is also a painfully intelligent meditation on vulnerability
Rachel Cusk
An unexpectedly optimistic and at times funny story of hope, warmth, and the vitality of love.
Helena Lee, Harper's Bazaar
Generous, engaging and laugh-out-loud funny, Fox's memoir is a reminder that the willingness to share experience, good, bad, and sometimes bloody terrifying, is one of the best parts of what makes us human
Julie Myerson
Part journal, part pitch-black comedy, this extraordinary account of childhood abandonment and life-threatening illness is also a painfully intelligent meditation on vulnerability
Rachel Cusk
An unexpectedly optimistic and at times funny story of hope, warmth, and the vitality of love.
Helena Lee, Harper's Bazaar
Generous, engaging and laugh-out-loud funny, Fox's memoir is a reminder that the willingness to share experience, good, bad, and sometimes bloody terrifying, is one of the best parts of what makes us human
Julie Myerson
Part journal, part pitch-black comedy, this extraordinary account of childhood abandonment and life-threatening illness is also a painfully intelligent meditation on vulnerability
Rachel Cusk
An unexpectedly optimistic and at times funny story of hope, warmth, and the vitality of love.
Helena Lee, Harper's Bazaar