What a wonderful lady...so down to earth, so humble...her books make you feel so deeply and introspect on being human

this was a bad book the fact that RF Kaung was like it was better she is crazy

I'm not surprised. Typical. His mind is going much faster than his words. So the words ther come out if his mouth don't always make sense, because only a small part of his inner monologue is actually voiced

원더풀 독자 여러분, 제 작업에 대한 여러분의 성원과 열정에 진심으로 감사의 말씀을 전하고 싶습니다. 여러분의 말과 격려가 매일 저에게 영감을 줍니다. 저와 함께 이 여정에 동참해 주셔서 감사합니다. 이렇게 열정적인 독자들이 있다는 것에 진심으로 감사드립니다. 진심으로 감사드립니다, 한강

Respectful.😊🎉

Congratulations to Han Kang for being awarded literature's most prestigious award: The Nobel Prize. Publishing houses in South Korea are working 24/7 printing her books to keep up with demand. Her words are indeed "tender and brutal."🎉❤

CIASIS...

Go Gurlsssss!

She deserves the prize🎉🎉

노벨문학상 한강작가의 동영상들 올라와 좋습니다😂😂😂

I can't help myself missing Sharon Choi for her oustanding interpretation skills.

Down-to-earth, cool personality without a flare of egoism. A glaring example of a born author.

♡

Lady

This interview tell us a lot why she became a Nobel laureate.

Truly, one of the most astounding manifestos on contemporary literature that we have. Can Xue’s ideas about experimental fiction, her full-throated denunciation of post-mod art and call for unity of physical and spiritual is deeply inspirational. This talk should be legendary, though it isn’t. An extraordinary video. Thanks!

.

What a wonderful interview with my favorite writer! The student who wrote a senior thesis on Han Kang’s books asked excellent questions at the end of the session (at circa 1.21.00). Since I admire Han Kang’s writing as much as she does, I would be very interested in reading her thesis if it’s available. If you happen to see this comment, please let me know, and I will share my email address. Hans from the Netherlands

This dude won the 2024 Pulitzer Prize for poetry.

I love you can xue mother

Andrew. You wrote the book that needed to be written. You gave Mariah the intellectual rigour she deserves. You did not write a hagiographical sycophantic book that wouldn't critique Mariah properly. The fact that there wasn't much in the way of negative critique was not because you are a blinded lamb, it was because on a fair assessment, which you gave, there isn't a great deal negative to day about Mariah. You captured her artistry, giving equal weight to her songwriting and production abilities ad to her voice. I get how Mariah feels annoyed, and we do too, that she doesn't get the recognition as a holistic musician she deserves. This however, is not because she's a woman, or because she's black, or because she doesn't present as a musician so much as a diva. Well, those things are likely to play a role. But the chief reason is because her voice is so staggering in ots virtuosity, so rich, so mellifluous, so powerful, so changeable, so melodic, so instrumental, so able to carry narrative, that it blows nearly all other aspects of her out of the water. There is something Godly about it, and let's think. Where are the stars today who can sing rhe say she could in her prime? Where are the Mariah's and Whitneys? You'd think a few would show up. But noone, not even Grande, whose music is so influenced by Mimi and who had a terrific voice, comes close to matching Mariah's mastery of the vocal. She understands voice aswell as being able to sing. You wrote beautifully about the phenomenon of her vocals. You analysed some of her best work. Which brings me to my key point. There was something uncanny and otherwordly about this book. I kept, over and over again thinking oh my god this is exactly what i think...this is sooo true...wow i could have written this myself...is this man reading my mind? The reason it feels like you get her get it and get us so well is because you wrote the truth, of which there is only one version. Masterful work. If I had to point out a negative, I would say that you did not need to keep it relatively short. I feel like ypur experience as a journalist, writing essays, put you in a mindframe where you thought you couldnt go on and on because you'd lose the audience. However, its the fans buying it and loving it. You could have doubled the amount written and we would read it. Concision is good but the main element of the book that suffered from it not being longer was the analysis of her songs parts. Each that you did was briliant, but her repertoire is huge and you had to miss out so many songs. You did pick out the ones that illustrated a particular point you were making, which is a very good and smart editorial decision. But i get the feeling you have more to say. What I truly think you should do is another book, focusing on each of Mariah's albums, going in depth to talk ablut the best tracks on each album with some research, your views, what they illustrate, what you think they are about, how they biographise her, the evolution. I accept that more music analysis would have changed the book into something else though. You also gave a great amount of time explaining what she means to the fans, to the lgbt community, to the music industry on a psychological and sociological level, which was great. You expounded upon her personality. All in all one of the best books I have ever read and I have read thousands too many to count. Finally someone who gets Mariah but who also has the deep intelligence required to really deconstruct why Mariah matters. I recommend it. It is a serious piece of work which takes seriously a seriously important woman. Well done. One thing I am desperate to know (I haven't yet watched this video, I shall now but had to gwt that off my chest first) is whether Mariah is aware of the book, whether she has read it, whether she had reached out to you at all. If she hadn't been made aware of it someone needs to do something about that. And she should fire her publicist. I haven't seen her do anything to help promote it, by for examole tweeting about it. I imagine it's because she's humble and doesn't want people to think SHE thinks she matters. But Mariah needs to read this to claim it, and be happy that however misunderstood she had been in life, there are people who get her intimately. Bravo! Ps that im the only watcher or commenter here is appalling.

I hope Mariah sees this.

Bhudhist people in Mithi Mithi come in india

First time I get a glimpse of Gina A. Her name was very familiar. I was an addict of the national broadsheet the PDI ( with the blue masthead ). Language and literature can always be wieghed with right and wrong things in the word. Kudos to AA organizers.

Joaquin is a symbol. Of literature, art, and the Filippino. And a life. APG

Bhagavad gita, " the song of God. " Its amazing how a broad reader Ninotscha is. APG

My name is Adlai P Genis. I feel I'm in a cavern where all the great Filippinos are sitting watching this video.

He definitely got a less sophisticated 'leader' after obama. lol

It’s a shame I don’t really read much modern fiction, but gosh am I glad they made arrival so I found this guy, what a beautiful mind

World master

Would the US and UK governments allow a person of a different nationality and their nationality to run the US and UK governments? Because I am a Russian girl with dual citizenship. I want to run the US and British governments. Who knows the answer? Please give me an answer. Thank you I am a Vietnamese Communist. But I also have US citizenship. Can I run the United States government in Congress. I am a Russian politician. Can I run the US government and the British government?

I'm reading this book giving voice to the italian version for the Blind Union in Modena (UICI) and I'm loving it....wow. Never thought I could find myself inside a story such this one. Congratulations for your creation ❤

😂

Everlasting sorrow

55:39 why Ingrad?

54:58 hep alien

51:09 book recommendation: revenge of the mooncake 🥮 vixen

It’s such a funny and probing read . I read it after kaungs yellowface and both are great reads

What a great voice

woow

Noble prize winner

❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌ Samsung copyright beussins Stop ❌❌❌❌❌❌❌

Can Xue My Master

I guess she will win the '23 Nobel Prize in Literature

In the world someone said there is no God she herself will come

My God

What a radical chick attitude

World that is written in the book that is reality

This is classical book that rise gender issue feminist aspect and love for boy who lives in the world of cruelty

Disappointed to hear he is American