Boy Parts by Eliza Clark

Boy Parts by Eliza Clark

Irina works in a bar in Newcastle and photographs men she scouts in supermarkets and on the metro — the more ordinary the better — in poses that get progressively less comfortable. A London gallery offers her a show.

Clark writes her narrator as funny, magnetic and entirely without conscience, and the novel inverts the usual arrangement of who looks and who is looked at without ever making a speech about it. Irina's memory of what happened is unreliable in ways the reader notices before she does.

A cult debut that became a word-of-mouth phenomenon. Very dark and very funny.

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