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Eileen – Ottessa Moshfegh

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By Ottessa Moshfegh
| thrillercafe.it
Al Thriller Café oggi parliamo di “Eileen”, edito da Feltrinelli. È il romanzo d’esordio di Ottessa Moshfegh (Boston, 1981) con cui l’autrice americana ha vinto il PEN/Hemingway Award. Dal libro è stato tratto il film omonimo, diretto da William Oldroyd e interpretato da Thomasin McKenzie e Anne Hathaway. “Una sera sono scappata da casa per non tornarci mai più.
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WRITING ADVICE #28: "Am I a Bad Poet?"

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By Ottessa Moshfegh
| It's Ottessa, bitch
Do you have a question about writing? Pay to subscribe and send your questions to itsottessab@gmail.com. Every month or so I will pick one or two questions to answer in this column. Paula Rego, Dog Woman, 1994, Dear Ottessa, I’ve been writing poems since middle school, but I’ve never shown my poems to anybody. I’m twenty-seven now. I always thought I was probably a bad poet, or not even a real poet. A fake mediocre poet, maybe.
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An oral history of Paul Beatty’s The Sellout, 10 years on

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By Ottessa Moshfegh, Elizabeth Strout, Paul Beatty’s
| The Booker Prizes
Two years after the Booker opened up to authors of any nationality, Paul Beatty became the prize’s first American winner. Here, along with the book’s publishers and the Chair of the 2016 judging panel, he reflects on its success Written by Sarah Shaffi Publication date and time: Published June 8, 2026 2015 in the United States of America: racial tensions were taking centre stage, among politicians and pundits, from campuses to courtrooms.
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