rafael frumkin Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

rafael frumkin

With characters compassionately rendered and a story that speaks to the experience of a first-generation queer millennial, All This Could Be Different is the kind of book many readers will need as much as they want, and we’re lucky to have it.

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To say “The Laughter” is just a campus novel is to vastly undersell it; it’s also the story of America’s changing cultural landscape and the major political and philosophical shifts needed to uplift and protect the marginalized.

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"Rafael Frumkin drolly points out the similarities between what Ezra and Orson are doing and other promoters of feel-good-programs...Where, he asks, is the line between guru and criminal?" Love this review of CONFIDENCE in @crimehq by @dvaleris! https://t.co/blmd2OUNRa

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my review of @tweetingayesha's chilling and thrilling THE CENTRE is up at @nytimesbooks today! https://t.co/9UEycpdwPG

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just finished/was utterly obliterated by @finejuli’s twisted, lush, gut-punch of a fairytale, WHAT SHOULD BE WILD. there are several reasons why you *must* read this book 🧵 https://t.co/kIwxHLGKiG

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so honored to be among the fourteen books @TIME wants you to read in march! (CONFIDENCE is second on the list, after @MargaretAtwood's OLD BABES IN THE WOOD, which i am promptly buying a copy of when it goes on sale) https://t.co/Wc8s6rifHr

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