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The Silent Patient

Alex Michaelides

**THE INSTANT #1 "An unforgettable―and Hollywood-bound―new thriller... A mix of Hitchcockian suspense, Agatha Christie plotting, and Greek tragedy."

Podcasts 7
Quotes 17
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark

It was mentioned as one of the first books that the host had ever read by the author, Anne Rule, who was discussing a case about a woman who shot her three children.

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That's Diane Downs. That's the one. That's Diane Downs from, I believe Portland or like the Portland area. That's one of the first ones I ever did because that was one of the first Anne Rule books I e...

— Episode: MFM Minisode 186

Episode: MFM Minisode 186

It was mentioned as one of the first books that the host had ever read by the author, Anne Rule, who was discussing a case about a woman who shot her three children.

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That's Diane Downs. That's the one. That's Diane Downs from, I believe Portland or like the Portland area. That's one of the first ones I ever did because that was one of the first Anne Rule books I ever read.

Rotten Mango

It was described as a horror fiction book, initially written as a series of Reddit posts before being compiled and published in paperback format. The narrator found it hard to put down despite its short length, due to the intrigue of the story.

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This is written by an author by the name of Jasper De what I think something like that it literally says like de and then space something.

— Episode: No Doctor Has Ever Survived Treating Thi...

Episode: No Doctor Has Ever Survived Treating This Mental A...

It was described as a horror fiction book, initially written as a series of Reddit posts before being compiled and published in paperback format. The narrator found it hard to put down despite its short length, due to the intrigue of the story.

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This is written by an author by the name of Jasper De what I think something like that it literally says like de and then space something.

it was actually written through a series of reddit posts I believe on the no sleep thread before it was taken down from reddit and then later published compiled all up into one and I think there was like revisions and there was editing done and then it was released as a horror fiction book.

it's a tiny little red book I thought I would get through it and like maybe max two hours something like that but I ended up spending a good amount of time on it because I wanted to really just suck in and Digest every little page that I could think of

I was like I don't like that shit I'll fuck with it I don't like it It's not scaring me Yeah I like that either Yeah yeah Don't be setting up for some psychological shit and then be like and then he had ten eyes Appear out of his forehead and he was staring at me like you little bitch you know

Hidden Brain

Bettina Judd's book, 'Patient', discussed her own medical experience and drew parallels to the stories of Anarcha, Betsy, and Lucy, highlighting the lasting impact of Sims's actions on black women's healthcare.

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In 2006, in her first year of graduate school Bettina Judd had what she calls an ordeal with medicine.

— Episode: Encore of Episode 20: Remembering Anarch...

Episode: Encore of Episode 20: Remembering Anarcha

Bettina Judd's book, 'Patient', discussed her own medical experience and drew parallels to the stories of Anarcha, Betsy, and Lucy, highlighting the lasting impact of Sims's actions on black women's healthcare.

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In 2006, in her first year of graduate school Bettina Judd had what she calls an ordeal with medicine.

In 2006, I had an ordeal with medicine.

I must have been found guilty of something. I don't feel innocent here, lurking with ghosts. See? It happens like that. I start at a thought that is quite benign and end up peccant, debased. I had an ordeal with medicine and was found innocent or guilty.

She tried to understand what was happening to her through their stories.

Gynecology was built on the backs Of black women anyway

Modern Wisdom

The author recommended the book "The Silent Patient" by Alex Michaelides for a bedtime read, emphasizing the big twist near the end.

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Highly recommended if people need a bedtime lesson.

— Episode: #806 - Brian Klaas - Chaos Theory: The H...

Episode: #806 - Brian Klaas - Chaos Theory: The Hidden Forc...

The author recommended the book "The Silent Patient" by Alex Michaelides for a bedtime read, emphasizing the big twist near the end.

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Highly recommended if people need a bedtime lesson.

There's a big twist nearly at the end of the book.

Episode: #988 - Dr Rahul Jandial - Brain Surgeon: Inside Th...

The novel was referenced as a thriller the speaker had been reading before bed, noting its popularity.

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I've been getting into chick stuff, a lot of chick stuff... I read The Silent Patient. It's like thrillers, really by chicks.

Episode: #850 - 2.75M Q&A - Women’s Value, Loneliness & Ber...

He called the thriller a great paperback with a good twist at the end, recommending it.

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The Silent Patient. Also really great. Good twist at the end.

The Toast

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The Toast

The host mentioned that everyone kept recommending The Silent Patient, noting they had read it a year and a half ago but did not enjoy it at the time.

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Everyone keeps telling me to read the silent patient. I'm like, I read it a year and a half ago and I didn't even like it.

— Episode: S4 Ep137: Before The Treatise: Monday, A...

Episode: S4 Ep137: Before The Treatise: Monday, August 2nd,...

The host mentioned that everyone kept recommending The Silent Patient, noting they had read it a year and a half ago but did not enjoy it at the time.

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Everyone keeps telling me to read the silent patient. I'm like, I read it a year and a half ago and I didn't even like it.

The Viall Files

They said they were reading a murder book titled The Silent Patient.

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I'm reading a murder book, The Silent Patient.

— Episode: E837 - Nobody Wants This w/ Jackie Tohn,...

Episode: E837 - Nobody Wants This w/ Jackie Tohn, RHONY, Va...

They said they were reading a murder book titled The Silent Patient.

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I'm reading a murder book, The Silent Patient.

Untraditionally Lala

It was suggested as a next book to read during the bookclub discussion.

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No, but your next book is The Silent Patient. Okay, The Silent Patient. So good. On it. Yeah.

— Episode: Sistine and Sophia Stallone

Episode: Sistine and Sophia Stallone

It was suggested as a next book to read during the bookclub discussion.

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No, but your next book is The Silent Patient. Okay, The Silent Patient. So good. On it. Yeah.

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