Beneath the Skin : Love Letters to the Body by Great Writers Condition:Well Read Indigenous peoples thrive on frozen

Indigenous peoples thrive on frozen terrain

Consists of : Shakespeare and Company (Well Read)

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Beneath the Skin : Love Letters to the Body by Great Writers Condition:Well Read Indigenous peoples thrive on frozenBuried beneath layers of flesh, our hearts pump, our lungs inflate, our kidneys filter. These organs, and others, are essential to our survival but remain largely unknown to us. In Beneath the Skin, fifteen writers each explore a different body part: Naomi Alderman unravels the intestines and our obsession with food; Thomas Lynch celebrates the womb as a miracle; A. L. Kennedy explores the nose's striking ability to conjure memories; and Philip Kerr