In the novel "Hot Milk", British author Deborah Levy explores the complex relationship between mother Rose and her daughter Sofia. The duo travels to a small Spanish fishing village seeking treatment for Rose's mysterious paralysis at a clinic run by Dr. Gómez. While Rose undergoes treatment, Sofia finds herself drawn to Ingrid, a local seamstress, leading her to explore her identity and desires. The novel highlights the constraints imposed by familial ties and the tensions arising from the search for self within these confines.
Deborah Levy (born 1959) is a British writer known for her novels, plays, and poetry. She has been shortlisted for the Booker Prize three times, including for her novel "Hot Milk". Her works are distinguished by their deep exploration of human relationships and identity.
