Everything Happened at Once
The new novel from the author of Hunger
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Everything Happened at Once
Narrated by:
Rosa Escoda
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Narrated by:
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Rosa Escoda
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Written by:
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Choi Jin-young
'An instant cult classic. You have to read it' HARPER'S BAZAAR
What is the date today? Here, time doesn't pass in days. I wouldn't be surprised if spring slid straight into summer, if I looked at a clear lake and saw an old woman in my reflection.
A mutant virus has swept half of the world's population overnight. The known world has collapsed. The new world is a lawless place where children's livers are believed to provide immunity.
In one apartment block, an unlikely pack break out of quarantine in a stolen lorry and brave an achingly empty world once teeming with colour. The desolate reaches of Eurasia are signposted with fellow defectors and found family.
A wandering travel agent.
A mixed-race divorcee embracing her sacred desire.
A deaf girl traversing the frozen continent barefoot.
How do you find a way forward in a world turned upside down? A novel about our will to live and love until the very end, Everything Happened at Once charts the intimate landscapes of humans making liferafts out of the small miracles of the everyday.©2026 Choi Jin-young (P)2026 Octopus Publishing Group Limited
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Critic Reviews
An instant cult classic. You have to read it to believe it
Hunger is a feast for the literary senses (ANTON HUR, translator of Cursed Bunny)
Hunger is a gutting, unforgettable ode to doomed love (HENRY HOKE, author of Open Throat)
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