A Life's Work by Rachel Cusk

A Life's Work by Rachel Cusk

Cusk's memoir of early motherhood was controversial on publication for refusing the genre's usual reassuring tone, describing the loss of identity, exhaustion and ambivalence that came with her own experience of becoming a parent, without softening any of it for comfort.

Written in the same precise, unsparing prose that later defined her Outline trilogy, the book treats motherhood as a genuine site of psychological and intellectual crisis rather than pure fulfilment, and it opened space for a more honest strand of writing about parenthood that followed it.

A candid, sometimes controversial memoir of motherhood from the acclaimed novelist Rachel Cusk.

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