Against the Quotidian Trauma of “lived and un/imaginable lives”: The Economics of Egg Donation and Motherhood in “Harvest” by Danielle Evans

ZSUSANNA LÉNÁRT-MUSAKA is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Debrecen, where she also teaches. Her current research area is the representation of maternal bodies and subjectivities in African American literature and visual culture, especially in contemporary works by women. Her articles have appeared in both Hungarian and English in such journals as TOPOS, Alfold, HJEAS, Watermark, and Colorado Critical Review. She has taught media and advertising, business English, and English language teaching methodology. Her other interests include debating skills and the pedagogy of higher education.