Shelfie with Alex Michaelides

[@Kevin-cy2dr]

He is such a humble guy, i texted him on instagram(to say how great his book is)and he responded within an hour or two. He's a gifted writer , I'm buying if he writes again

[@nairobio6550]

Oh, I know. I raced through his book like a hungry dog chasing a moving bowl of meat. It was brilliant. He also seems so humble and genuine, which impresses me even more. I loved the acknowledgment at the end of the book, where he thanked everyone who helped him and encouraged him in his writing. I have only kind words for him, and I wish him all the best in his career.

[@chandreyeemanna6863]

Omgggg i texted him on IG and he responded to me too!!!!!!!

[@celineaes1867]

I finished the book JUST NOW !! And I really never thought about the twist at the end .

[@danielkudarsky3760]

i doubt anyone could!

[@arealhuman1494]

My ipad smells like burnt cookies

[@paolaayala6407]

Amazing author, this story blew me away

[@aliciabarron8612]

it nice to hear that Alex pronounces 'Alicia' correctly unlike all the reviews I have seen! As an Alicia myself, I find it extremely irriating when people mispronounce my name and continue to do so after I have corrected them!! Oddly enough, Alicias and I surnames are very similar too!

[@thatnike2604]

Alicia Barronson Haha sorry

[@eeshafarooq]

One of the best books I've ever read. Its ending is one that will literally go down in history. Definitely did not see the ending coming. The book was so clever, original, captivating, and well-paced, I literally read it in one day (could not put it down). The writer is so humble, excited to see his future projects ❤️

[@MorningNoonNight_247]

I really like how he compliments these authors showing how he is a very noble sweet guy

[@khhkhh3045]

The silent patient one of the best books I have read

[@justanotherone9648]

I just finished reading this book! And I got chills as I read it. When the twist came I was so astonished and the way the book ended, so serene... I loved it! The author is truly talented! Thank you for this amazing book!

[@goldengirl7625]

As a former avid reader who just got back into reading after 5 years, The Silent Patient is literally hands down the best book I've ever read!

[@inessamaria2428]

I love his recommendations. Mythos must be amazing.

[@inessamaria2428]

@@mrj96 Thank you

[@d112]

He literally looks like what THEO looks like in my head. AHGHHH

[@aislingbyrne73]

I'm not a quick reader but I got this one read, done and dusted within 3 days --- wow-- absolutely gripping ! It will be a great film .

[@karthikram2651]

The non-chronological narrative though 🔥🔥🔥As good as any Sheldon

[@Cml725]

I loved The Silent Patient!

[@rozanahwirt1311]

I love your style. The silent patient for my first . I’m going to look for your books.

[@Someone-sm5hd]

Come on Alex, we wait the 4th book❤❤❤

[@abubaker6094]

Never read such an extraordinary novel... You are the best writer man... Eagerly waiting for your next book... Lots of Love from Pakistan...

[@sgayathri7180]

Amazing book, The Silent Patient

[@Nashia_zzz]

Amazing story!!

[@tanyamarie3493]

Just amazing! Awesome read!!

[@patriciasoledadgonzalez7293]

I had to read it for my english teacher career and I just loved it!

[@ezqueleusebio2047]

I read your book the silent patient ,and i must say it's best mystery i read :) the best it must have i movie soon if ever ^^

[@babee2092]

We read this book in our book club. We really enjoyed it

[@sanjitthakuri4381]

I love your book the silent patient i was really amused

[@alisonsarahcarroll6063]

I’ve just started the maidens and I’m enjoying the book

[@rosepierce9382]

OMGGGG!!! He's soooo fooking hawwwtttt!

[@tayluvofficial]

Yeah men in 40s😍

[@rosepierce9382]

@@tayluvofficial finally someone gets it. he's so fooking fine. damn.

[@tayluvofficial]

@@rosepierce9382 i know. Can i be his wife!??!

[@rosepierce9382]

@@tayluvofficial idk you should ask him!! you never know! so many fans have hit it off with celebrities. someone in the comments section mentioned he replies to dms lol.. i am rooting for you sis

[@ericav4202]

Alice Miller also changed my life. The Body Never Lies, wow

[@richaprakash3807]

I love this book so much till the end full of suspense

[@abdullahshahnawaz6585]

Great book.. This book made me a reader

[@her3048]

What's your next book

[@abdullahshahnawaz6585]

@@her3048 Right now, I am having exams.. When I am free, I will probably read his new book The Maidens.. I read some books of my First language lately....

[@her3048]

@@abdullahshahnawaz6585 that's great. I started the Maiden's yesterday but ended up reading normally people by Sally thorne instead. I think I wanted a breather from the Silent Patient. I plan to read the Maiden's right after or next year cause I don't think I'm ready for the whole thriller vibe yet again lol. I wish you success in your exams.

[@abdullahshahnawaz6585]

@@her3048 thank you so much.. Did you like The Maidens so far?

[@her3048]

@@abdullahshahnawaz6585 it's pretty enjoyable, I hear it's even better than his first but personally I'm still not done digesting his first book. It still hasn't sank in. That plot twist was intense and I never saw it coming. If the Maiden's is better than that then I know it's going to be fire

[@glendaw5221]

I know you posted this video a year ago but I am wondering if The Maidens is just as sad as the Silent Patient? I heard an interview where you said TSP was a sad book. Although I was intrigued by the plot, loved the twist, and I like your writing style I’m reluctant to start another sad book. You do sad very well.

[@nova9837]

Okay... I just finished The silent patient and I am so mad at Theo rn.

[@tayluvofficial]

You spoiled it for me

[@roseruval6567]

Loved this book!

[@anastasiak.806]

Πολύ καλή δουλειά!! Μπράβο!!

[@goldmagistrate5732]

Whens his next work coming out?

[@drew213]

You are the best writer in the world Peroid! Thank God for your existence. Jesusss

[@sangeetatimilsina9827]

I loved it

[@sporeasporea]

Hi! Im a reader, but i also like to have books from the same publisher in a minimum of two books in a row. Can you help me with some books that have the same Orion trade mark at the bottom of the spine of book? That would help me a lot!

[@anna17987]

What happened to Theo? I dont get it

[@chichiazie5913]

same i was so confused

[@karthikram2651]

He is the Black Masked Man... The story is narrated non chronologically.. the drugs, the affair all the :personal characterization' is narrated non-chronologically (before the murder of Alicia) and it is made (written) to look like Theo is narrating all these in parallel with Alicia's story... But no!! The twist is that He Is The One Who breaks into the apartment and holds her husband responsible for infidelity, which 'kills' (psychically) Alicia and persuades her to shoot Gabriel

[@chichiazie5913]

@@karthikram2651 yeh but what happened at the very very end when that police guy came to talk to him

[@karthikram2651]

@@chichiazie5913 he is arrested coz he clearly says that he is no intention to incriminate himself further and is relieved that he is guilty in Gabriel's murder.. if u look implicitly also, Deomides tells Theo that it will rain snowflakes one day, but Theo doesn't believe him and that day it just rains, no snow.. but on the day when the truth is revealed, Deomides' prediction comes true as a 'metaphor for new beginnings perhaps', in the climax and Theo realises that Deomides was right in his prediction

[@anna17987]

@@karthikram2651 ok I see thank you

[@emanuelacomerio5334]

Hi. Capita di leggere sui tabloid cose fuori dal mondo. Di recente, a proposito di noir in lingua anglointernational, slang us incluso, (the silent patient) ci é toccato di leggere 'Agatha Christie ho scoperto la tua formula'. Roba da pelle di oche. Da rabbrividire. Del resto Agatha Christie é tra le scrittrici che piú hanno venduto e vendono al mondo. E dico al mondo. Non c'é aspirante scribacchino di noir che non ne evochi lo spirito, per una certa lubrica e untuosa sicura visibilitá. Che poi il senza nome giunga a sostenere che lo stile Christie sia robetta divenuta una etichetta é anche roba da matti. Vero é che dopo la sua morte i suoi diritti d'autore sono divenuti una hetiquette. Lo stile di Clarissa (quello delle Clarisse é un ordine religioso femminile) Miller é semplice e latineggiante: da trivio e quadrivio a Oxford (era a Oxford). E' uno stile vero, nel senso di una precorrenza dei tempi. L'autore ha scoperto la formula della suora? ma buon per esso, che gli farebbe solo che bene.

[@tayluvofficial]

Spoilers: Theo himself forced Alicia to kill Gabrie.

[@Aiswarya_Biju.]

Why u have to do that, lmao? What if someone who haven't read it get spoiled by this? 😩✋

[@HMadalin]

Theo didn't force her. He didn't expect Alicia to kill Gabriel.

[@morelandmi1048]

He's humble because his "books" are talentless