ELIO AND OLIVER ARE BACK

Finally, the continuation of Call Me by Your Name.
The most popular love story of recent years returns.

One of the best books of the year according to Time and Vogue.

“A delight of sensuality.”
Observer

In 2018, the whole world was moved by the summer love between Elio and Oliver. Call Me by Your Name, originally published more than ten years earlier, became a phenomenon thanks to the film released that year. And this tale of desire, discovery, passion, and endless evenings reached thousands of readers who, with bated breath, await to find out how this story ends. Finally, in Find Me, Elio and Oliver return.

Elio is now a rising pianist about to move to Paris; Oliver is a professor, a father, and may return to visit Europe; Samuel, Elio’s father, lives in Italy and, on a train trip to visit his son, will have an encounter that will change his life. This crossing of stories will satisfy all expectations, no matter how unconfessable.

Critics have said...
“Aciman recovers the smoothness of the narration from the first novel to address love and its contradictions, and other fears, but the same hope that never sleeps. It is again about time, memory, memories, the desire to relive and give a second chance. The beauty that beats in real or dreamed love. In Find Me, paradise is kept in a heart that moves the days forward.”
WMagazine

“Reading André Aciman is like falling in love.”
Xavi Ayén, La Vanguardia

“It will satisfy all expectations, no matter how unconfessable.”
Arturo San Román, Qué

“As in the previous installment, this novel is sprinkled with themes such as music, beauty, love, and desire, and adds other issues like fate, the passage of time, the unfulfilled promise of the past, and death. Alongside Aciman, we reflect on who we are and who we have become after all those lives we have not dared to explore.”
El Cultural de El Mundo

“If you’re the type to mark books, keep a pencil handy because there are very interesting reflections. Enjoy it [...] because there are few stories that, like loves, always stay with us. And this one, without a doubt, is one of them.”
Patricia Tena, Llegir en cas d'incenci

“About principles and desires (in summer months, always favorable), [...] a story that stays forever. There are such resounding successes that end up blurring the authorship. That’s why we must not forget the writer: André Aciman. [...] Thank you for giving us the summer of Elio and Oliver.”
El Mundo

“A fabulous (hetero) idyll, even more utopian and sublime if possible.”
Gonzalo Cordero, Esquire

“There are moments that can make readers look at the fireplace, real or imaginary, crying, like Timothée Chalamet at the end of the wonderful film Call Me by Your Name.”
The Washington Post

“A lyrical reflection [...] on the Sisyphean task of trying to replicate the passion of a youthful love.”
The New York Times Book Review

“The sequel is as desperately seductive as the original.”
Elle

“Moving.”
People

“Written with the same turbulent prose [...] and full of grace as Call Me by Your Name. [...] I have been unable to break away from Aciman’s hypnotic rhythms.”
Spencer Kornhaber, The Atlantic