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Hot Milk Book Description: A powerful novel created by Levy with an effective narrative that brings Virginia Woolf to mind... It's astonishing.” – Erica Wagner, The Guardian - Hot Milk, a Man Booker Prize-nominated novel by Deborah Levy, known for her books Swimming Home, Black Vodka and Things I Don't Want to Know, takes us to the warm beaches of Spain. Sofia, who left her doctorate in anthropology unfinished and devoted all her time to her mother, finds the opportunity to get away from her for a while with the strangers who enter her life. He entrusts his mother to Doctor Gómez and Nurse Günışığı, with all their interesting aspects, and attempts to reconsider his life. A summer spent under the scorching Spanish sun with a dog to free, jellyfish to fight, a mother to compromise with, a doctor to deal with, strangers to meet, emotions to taste and himself to get to know... Deborah Levy's imagination, a poetic language, While her narrative, adorned with serious humor, small miracles in everyday things, and plenty of symbolism, justifies her being mentioned together with writers such as Virginia Woolf by critics, it also emphasizes her original language and solidifies her place among important contemporary writers. In Hot Milk, which takes us to the discovery of sexuality, unspoken anger, mythology and modernity, and moreover, experiencing life, being curious, dazed and living life to the fullest, genders become blurred, women become masculine, and these crossed boundaries form the background of the struggle at the center of the novel. “Levy weaves a web of wild beauty and poetic ennui… The book wields a compelling, mysterious power; “Like a tarot deck, each page is filled with many subtle implications.” –The New York Times Book Review - (From the Promotional Bulletin)