Daisy Buchanan writes contemporary fiction and non-fiction about work, desire, friendship, reading and the pressure to construct a successful adult life. Careering follows two women at different stages of a glossy magazine workplace, using precarious employment, ambition and social media to examine what happens when a dream job consumes the rest of life. Insatiable is a more sexually explicit novel about a young woman whose dissatisfaction with work and relationships leads her into a complicated arrangement with an older couple and their friends. In Read Yourself Happy, Buchanan turns to non-fiction about reading habits and the role books can play in everyday life. Her prose is frank, funny and contemporary, with messy decisions and self-consciousness central to the fiction. Her work fits millennial women's fiction, workplace novels, sex-and-relationships fiction and books about reading. Read more Less
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