I Have the Right to Destroy Myself, by Young-ha Kim

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This is a weird book. It’s a Korean novel about a writer who gets people to hire him to help them commit suicide. Maybe. He might be an American Psycho-style unreliable narrator, too. I don’t have the cultural context to know if this is understated and smart, or just under-realized and odd.

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Books: 71/52

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