‘If I had to choose, I’d rather have a sister over parents. I’d rather you over anyone.’
From the acclaimed author of Piglet comes a profound intergenerational family story that speaks to the life-altering question of whether to embrace, reject, or redefine motherhood. Mothersick explores the enduring and infuriating spell of sisterhood and the beauty, captivity, and optimism of family in its many forms.
About
Lottie Hazell is the author of Mothersick. Her debut novel, Piglet, was a New York Times Notable Book, an Indie Next pick, a Barnes & Noble Discover Prize finalist, and is under option for a feature adaptation. She holds a PhD in creative writing specializing in food writing in twenty-first-century fiction. She lives in Warwickshire with her husband and children.
