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Homesick for Another World

by Ottessa Moshfegh

Homesick for Another World

by Ottessa Moshfegh

Ottessa Moshfegh takes readers on a journey through the lives of characters teetering on the brink of the absurd, in her collection 'Homesick for Another World.' These stories explore the cavernous depths of human self-deception, revealing the grotesque yet tender facets of existence. Each narrative masterfully dissects the yearning for connection and transformation, even as individuals sabotage themselves with their lowest instincts. As beauty emerges from unexpected places, Moshfegh's sharp wit and empathetic gaze challenge us to confront the uncomfortable—ultimately finding that we are peering into a mirror held up to our own flawed humanity.

  • Black Humor
  • Humorous
  • Short Stories
  • Psychological
  • Literary
  • Science Fiction
  • Contemporary
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