Wellness by Nathan Hill review — paleo-diets and juicing journeys

Future historians, read this book. Anyone minded to write one of those big, popular Sandbrooky-style social histories should pick up a copy of Wellness, a crackling, witty chronicle of the world of the urban creative classes from the 1990s to now. Everyday middle-class life, it’s all there: parenting fads, food trends, the ubiquity of tattoos, health crazes, vogueish kitchen designs, the experience of using porn in the dial-up days of the internet, the crappiness of modern universities, how algorithms run our lives.

In Nathan Hill’s second novel we meet Jack and Elizabeth. They fell in love — deep, deep romantic love — at college in Chicago in the early 1990s. He was a nervy, unsure kid from Kansas studying photography; she was an over-achieving

Source: thetimes.co.uk

Kerri Waldron

My name is Kerri Waldron and I am an avid healthy lifestyle participant who lives by proper nutrition and keeping active. One of the things I love best is to get to where I am going by walking every chance I get. If you want to feel great with renewed energy, you have to practice good nutrition and stay active.

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