I read every Ottessa Moshfegh book 😳

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

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  • @meemoo9064
    @meemoo9064 9 месяцев назад +4

    i loveeee the way you interpret the ending of my year of rest and relaxation, it's really interesting that all this time their dynamics are almost flipped. like the whole story reva was jealous of the main character, but now reva has something she doesn't have unlike all the time the narrator had everything reva wanted

    • @WhytheBookWins
      @WhytheBookWins  9 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks! It is such a fitting end to the story.

  • @polianamaluf
    @polianamaluf 29 дней назад

    , loved your interpretation of the end of My Year of Rest and Relaxation! I hadn’t thought about it that way, and I just finished reading the book for the second time. Your video came at the perfect time as I’m trying to decide which Ottessa book to read next. It was awesome hearing your perspective! PS: Your hair is gorgeous! 🤩

    • @WhytheBookWins
      @WhytheBookWins  29 дней назад

      Thank you! And awesome, I love Moshfegh!

  • @relimiario
    @relimiario 7 месяцев назад +1

    I just found this video (thank god I did) and I'm in love with the way you talk and express your thoughts. It is objective without being simple, but at the same time it is accessible for non English speakers.
    love ottessa and you got a new subscriber!

  • @heatherkirkland9056
    @heatherkirkland9056 8 месяцев назад +2

    Ottessa Moshfegh is one off my favorite authors as she writes books that make you think.

  • @sterlinghornack7592
    @sterlinghornack7592 9 месяцев назад +2

    There's quite some speculation about a LAPVONA adaptation, from director to cast to medium (show, movie, limited series).
    I for one immediately saw Ralph Ineson as Marek's father, but that may be a biased thought based on his spectacular performance in "The VVitch".
    Seeing as so much of the book is rumination and inner monologues or re-lived memories, I can also see it as a stage play.

    • @WhytheBookWins
      @WhytheBookWins  9 месяцев назад

      Oh awesome! I hope that happens!

    • @dumiile
      @dumiile 9 месяцев назад

      completely agree that Ralph Ineson would be great as Jude! i imagined Lapvona’s kind of atmosphere the same as The VVitch, and it would be amazing if Robert Eggers could adapt that book, i feel like he would do an amazing job
      also i love your pfp

  • @Kevin-rg3yc
    @Kevin-rg3yc 9 месяцев назад +1

    Read my year of rest and relaxation last year and my goodness I felt so connected to the story bc I dealt with the same struggles (minus parents death) and I totally get the usage of sleeping to feel some type of moving away from all the tramua you’ve dealt with, I also love the novel as it keeps the mood of what the protagonist is going through. I do want to get into her other books

    • @WhytheBookWins
      @WhytheBookWins  9 месяцев назад

      You should definitely try out some of her other books!
      What did you make of the ending of MYoRaR?

  • @trezytrey
    @trezytrey 8 месяцев назад +1

    Agreed 1000% on death in her hands - I loved it and could’ve read another 100+ pages!!!

    • @WhytheBookWins
      @WhytheBookWins  8 месяцев назад

      Yeah! I loved being in her perspective!

  • @gregorylucas3954
    @gregorylucas3954 4 месяца назад

    Character development is something Ottessa absolutely nailed it in Lapvona that I actually binged read her other books (this was the first novel I read by her).
    My Year of Rest and Relaxation - I sensed envy towards the end that Reva was able to end her life (if not by choice) where our unnamed character couldn't/didn't.

    • @WhytheBookWins
      @WhytheBookWins  4 месяца назад

      Yeah Lapvona was so good! And yeah, defiantly agree she was envious of Reva.

  • @valeriecomplex9685
    @valeriecomplex9685 9 месяцев назад +1

    When talking about different perspectives, have you read the book My Volcano? Curious on your thoughts about that one

  • @joshdea7
    @joshdea7 9 месяцев назад +2

    As somebody who’s read Eileen but wasn’t a fan. Didn’t hate it, just didn’t feel memorable to me. Would you recommend I try any of her other books?

    • @WhytheBookWins
      @WhytheBookWins  9 месяцев назад +2

      Yeah I think you should give one of the books in my top 3 a try! So Death in Her Hands, McGlue, or Lapvona