Why people recommend it
Death in Her Hands by Ottessa Moshfegh is a psychological mystery novel centered on an elderly widow who stumbles upon a disturbing note in the woods and becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth behind a fictional murder. Dwight Garner mentioned the novel on The Book Review when discussing his review of Moshfegh's work, acknowledging his recent coverage of the title. Similarly, Dan Pfeiffer brought up the book on Pod Save America, sharing that he had recently started reading it and jokingly questioning the correct pronunciation of the author's last name. Both commentators noted the book as part of their recent reading experiences, highlighting its presence in contemporary literary discussions among both critics and public figures.
Who recommended it
- Dwight Garner Discussed
- Dan Pfeiffer Discussed
Dwight Garner — 1 mention
Discussed
“you like you know once in a while I in this I reviewed the new otessa mosg book and it's called death in her hands”
Dan Pfeiffer — 1 mention
Discussed
“no it's it's great last week and I just started a death in her hands bio Tessa Huachuca I think I might pronounce mispronounce her name”
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Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
Passing
“and I reviewed uh death in her hands the new novel by otessa mosg”