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Allie Moore is available for interviews, podcasts, speaking engagements, and conversations about eating disorder recovery, grief, body image, wellness culture, and memoir writing.
About Allie
Allie Moore is a writer and eating disorder recovery advocate whose work has appeared in The Washington Post, CBS News, The Mighty, and more than twenty print and digital publications. She is the founder of Recovery Writes, a community for people who write through recovery, and has advocated for eating disorder awareness and access to care on Capitol Hill. Moore is the recipient of the Eating Disorders Coalition’s inaugural Voices of Advocacy Award for her writing about social media’s influence on body image. She lives in Washington, D.C. BODY CON is her debut memoir.
Introducing BODY CON
In the wake of her mother’s death, Allie turns to the promises of wellness culture, convinced that if she can just follow the right diet, adopt the right habits, and achieve the right body, she’ll be OK. But the harder she pushes, the more her body pushes back. Heeding diet culture's directives begins to backfire, and attempts at professional help are dismissed, ignored, or misunderstood. Her pursuit of health begins to turn on itself.
BODY CON is an intimate memoir of grief, eating disorder recovery, and the cultural forces that teach us to mistrust our bodies. It explores what happens when the pursuit of health becomes harmful, and how to unlearn everything we’ve been taught about self-worth.
At a Glance:
Publication: February 18, 2027
Genre: Memoir / Narrative Nonfiction
Formats: Hardcover • Paperback • eBook
ISBNs: TO COME
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