Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl

Book • 2015
In 'Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl', Carrie Brownstein recounts her journey from her tumultuous childhood in the Pacific Northwest to her rise as a pioneering figure in the punk rock scene.

The book is structured around the albums of her band Sleater-Kinney, offering a candid look at the creation, release, and touring of each album.

Brownstein also reflects on her personal struggles, including her sexuality, the pressures of fame, and the grueling life of a touring musician.

The memoir is praised for its vivid writing, honesty, and the powerful way Brownstein takes control of her own narrative.

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