but Call Me By Your Name may just be the rare case where you should watch the movie first before reading the book. SEE ALSO: The 10 best films of 2017 I read Call Me By Your Name in December ...

The slimmest section in the book is the one that finally brings Elio and Oliver back together, seemingly for good. It appears to pick up just after the last section of “Call Me by Your Name ...

Whether you've seen the Academy Award nominated film or not, Call Me By Your Name is worth your time. On this week's episode of the MashReads Podcast, we're continuing our lovely streak of books ...

Elio may have been the protagonist in André Aciman's 2007 novel "Call Me by Your Name," but in the book's sequel, "fate" is the character you're going to be most invested in. "You know ...

A sequel to Andre Aciman's 2007 novel, 'Call Me by Your Name,' the source material for ... to a relationship like Elio and Oliver’s.) The book will see Samuel have a “chance encounter ...

Sigrid Estrada “Call Me By Your Name,” expected to be one of this year ... Although director Luca Guadagnino made some changes when translating the book to the big screen, Aciman says ...

the result would have been something like Call Me by Your Name and Find Me. Find Me begins with a resurrection. Elio’s father, Samuel, has died by the end of the first book, but in the opening ...

(Penguin Classics) "I wrote Call Me By Your Name with La Princesse de Clèves in mind. Madame de Lafayette's book was written in 1678 and is about two individuals who fall in love with each ...

"Call Me By Your Name" soared to the pop-culture stratosphere ... The issue of Elio and Oliver's age difference – which the book and movie have been criticized for – likely would bother ...

The new book will be called Find Me and will be set years after Call Me By Your Name. According to the announcement: “In Find Me, Aciman shows us Elio’s father Samuel, now divorced ...

The book picks up a decade or so after the main action of “Call Me by Your Name,” with Samuel, Elio’s father, on a train to Rome to visit his son, who has become a classical pianist.