I Want to Die but I Still Want to Eat Tteokbokki

Following the global success of her debut, Baek Sehee returns with a deeply personal continuation of her mental health journey. This sequel captures the ongoing, non-linear reality of living with dysthymia, offering a raw and honest look at the complexities of seeking contentment. Through continued, intimate conversations with her psychiatrist, the author explores the small, everyday struggles and triumphs that define the human experience. It is a poignant reminder that healing is not a destination but a persistent, evolving practice that requires patience, self-compassion, and the courage to keep moving forward.Why You Should Read? Provides an authentic and relatable perspective on the daily realities of managing anxiety and depression. Offers a comforting, non-judgmental space for readers navigating their own mental health challenges. Features insightful, real-life dialogue that bridges the gap between patient and therapist. Serves as a powerful testament to the importance of persistence and self-acceptance in the pursuit of well-being. About the AuthorBaek Sehee is a South Korean writer whose work has resonated with readers worldwide. Her candid exploration of her own mental health struggles has made her a prominent voice in contemporary literature, helping to destigmatize conversations around therapy and emotional well-being.Anton Hur is an acclaimed translator and writer who has been shortlisted for the International Booker Prize. His work is instrumental in bringing significant Korean literature to a global audience, known for his precision and sensitivity in capturing the nuances of the original text.