<p></p><p>Republished and newly available in a P.S. edition: a bold, highly charged novel of restlessness, angst, and yearning, by a brilliant young writer to watch.</p><p><em>Look at me don’t look at me look at me look at me don’t look at me don’t look.</em></p><p>Ruth is a young American in London, trying desperately to navigate a world in which she attracts the unwanted gaze of others while grappling with the uncertainty of her own self-regard. Haunted equally by self-doubt and by a morbid fascination with the beautiful, cruel, and empty people around her, Ruth darts quietly through the rainy sidewalks of her present trying to escape her future.</p><p>With the fierce emotional power of such classics as <em>The Bell Jar, Bonjour Tristesse,</em> and <em>Chocolates for Breakfast, Green Girl</em> is a provocative, sharply etched portrait of a young woman navigating the spectrum between anomie and epiphany.</p>