<p><span>Through diaristic ellipses, Nash crafts an origin story of obsessional masochism. </span></p><p><br></p><p><span>?</span>Drawing on the nostalgia of a nascent digital age and grappling with an eating disorder, indie cult author Elle Nash paints a realistic and poignant portrait of a teenager''s quest for self-identification on both sides of the computer screen. Using Livejournal entries, we meet our protagonist, in her messy transition into adulthood in the midst of grappling with calorie counts, boys, and being honest with who she is only online. Following up her cult fiction debut Animals Eat Each Other, Nash shows she belongs in the same camp along with exciting feminist literary disrupters the likes of Melissa Broder and Alissa Nutting.</p><p> </p><p>It''s 2005. Lucy shambles through the last weeks of her senior year of high school, jonesing for a thinner body, d