The sequel to the best-selling healing memoir from South Korea, translated by International Booker Prize nominee, Anton Hur.

Baek Sehee, starting to document her sessions with the psychiatrist, hoped to create a resource for herself. She couldn't imagine that her reflections would touch so many people, especially young ones, with the intimacy with which she approaches depression and anxiety.

Her new edition, I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki, continues to negotiate her personal battle with dysthymia. The process of therapy is difficult, and the internal conflict becomes more complex and challenging.

With this second book, Baek Sehee addresses everyone who struggles with daily despair as part of their journey.

Pages: 224, Year of Publication: 1001, Dimensions: 13.5x13.5cm