Famesick A Memoir

Like many, I did a big Girls rewatch recently. I m eager to get my hands on Lena Dunham s new memoir, which features frank reflections on illness, creativity and fame including her experiences writing, producing and starring in her iconic HBO show at just 25 years old. Page Six

Here, you ll find resonance, relatability, and the kind of honesty that Dunham has made her creative signature. Harper s Bazaar

A raw and vulnerable look at the intersection of public notoriety and chronic illness. Parade

Dunham contends with her ambition, relationships, and chronic physical and mental illnesses in the way only she can: with ruthless self-deprecation and a healthy dose of humor. W Magazine

If Too Much had you craving more Lena Dunham, you re in luck. A reflection on fame, sex, illness and the messiness in between, Famesick traces Dunham s rise from Girls to the present day, candidly examining the true cost of fame. Fashion Journal

Famesick promises to be the kind of book we expect from Dunham: familiar yet surprising, funny yet bittersweet, vulnerable yet brave. For me at least, Dunham has always been the kind of girl who makes me sit up and pay attention, no matter what it is she wants to say. Literary Hub