Contemporary literature’s obesity epidemic
Novels like Michael Kimball's "Big Ray" reveal that corpulence has become a go-to metaphor for emotional unrest
Tuesday, Jan 1, 2013 5:00 PM UTCEntertainment LA Review of Books, Obesity
Big Ray
Entertainment LA Review of Books, Obesity
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