Till the Fat Lady Sings

In Till the Fat Lady Sings, Manya Miriam Mittelman navigates a challenging relationship with her body at Columbia University in 1992, reflecting on the constant tension between physical needs and spiritual aspirations. As Manya interacts with a vibrant cast of fellow students, including the flamboyant Ophelia and the angst-ridden Arthur, the novel explores their struggles and ambitions amid the complexities of the 1990s. Alisa Kwitney's debut novel combines sharp humor with deep emotional insights, making her a noteworthy voice in contemporary fiction.