My Roman Year

Andre Aciman is an Egyptian-born American writer known for his introspective and lyrical writing style. His most notable work is the novel "Call Me By Your Name," which was adapted into an award-winning film in 2017. Aciman often explores themes of love, desire, and memory in his works, drawing on his own experiences as a gay man. His writing is characterized by its emotional depth and rich language, making him a prominent voice in LGBTQ+ literature. Aciman's contributions to literature have helped to elevate the genre of queer fiction and have garnered critical acclaim worldwide.