enna Malin's The Art of Starving is the compelling and courageous account of the poet's life-long battle with an eating disorder.

These poems paint a vivid picture of the daily struggles in recovery: crippling body dysmorphia, the depression and hopelessness of low self-esteem, the frustration of relearning how to connect with your own emotions, and the deep desire for the freedom recovery promises.

With candid, ruthless, and artfully grotesque poems like “Gifted”, “Buried Alive”, and her popular piece “Body Hater”, this collection of poetry is the most vulnerable and honest Jenna Malin has ever been.