Aciman has indeed laid all his cards on the proverbial table, answering questions about some of the original novel's characters (yes, both Elio and Oliver) but deftly dodging others. It’s ...

Elio was standing ... something called art, in your case music. But above all it was always your courage I envied, how you trusted your love for music and later your love for Oliver.” ...

Call Me by Your Name is full of warm sunshine and quiet moments that show what it’s like to fall in love for the first time.

(Feel free to Google “Elio and Oliver peach scene” to get a sense of the obsession.) The structure of Aciman’s sequel, “Find Me,” is likely to disappoint those who’ve been eagerly ...

It’s called Find Me and it follows Oliver and Elio through their lives 15 years after the first book ends. CMBYN was obviously made into a movie of the same name, and there are lots of rumors ...

Elio Pearlman, the narrator of the novel, is a 17-year-old American spending the summer of 1983 with his family in northern Italy. In comes Oliver ... his work of art defies each and every ...

At the heart of the city is the Piazza del Duomo – the colonnaded square surrounded by terraced houses where Elio and Oliver ride their bikes to sit ... Submit your request for a guided tour with an ...

The story progresses with such violent speed that readers might find it unsatisfying when compared to the rich undertext that filled the beginning of the romance between Elio and Oliver in the ...

Elio and Oliver meet up again in America a few years later. "I'm already conceiving the story with [author] André Aciman, and it's gonna happen five or six years afterwards," Guadagnino told USA ...