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This title in other formats:Jeremy Thraneby Kate Christensen
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Jeremy Thrane seems to have everything. As the long-time boyfriend of the handsome (but deeply closeted) movie star Ted Masterson, he lives rent-free in a beautiful apartment on the top floor of Ted's Manhattan brownstone and has an easy job that gives him plenty of time to read books and write his novel. When an influential gossip columnist overhears Jeremy talking about Ted, Jeremy's perfect world begins to crumble: in just a few hours Ted asks him to leave. Although Ted says he needs to spend more time with his wife and daughter, Jeremy suspects another man is involved.
With little more than his books, his sprawling manuscript, and his fickle little bird Juanita, Jeremy finds that he needs to re-connect with the eccentric family whose love he has taken for granted, and determine which of his friends have his true well-being in mind. In a dizzying world of art galleries, rock clubs, trendy restaurants, casual sex, dry wit, and drier martinis, Jeremy Thrane must finally figure out what it means to grow up and fall in love. Review:"[A] knockout....Chistensen's sumptuous prose is both wicked and wise, resulting in a smart, sassy urban tale. Her wit is as acerbic as ever, but the laugh-out-loud humor of her first novel has been exchanged for something darker and more provocative." Publishers Weekly Review:"A spirited take on the oft-told tale of a life falling apart...witty, humane, romantic, and just gossipy enough to keep you flipping pages....Fun? Immensely. As a chronicler of hip urban travails, Christensen is first-rate." Kirkus Reviews Review:"[C]ompelling, keenly observed....The genre of gay male fiction often serves up amusing but shallow stereotypes, but in this insightful, beautifully written novel, Christensen has created a unique, fully formed, and flawed but likable man." James Klise, Booklist Review:"Christensen unveils hidden sides of New York City — and humanity — with passionate, witty prose." Glamour Review:"Kate Christensen paints a convincing portrait of a sensitive, modern Manhattanite." The New York Times Book Review Review:"As a contemporary Pilgrim's Progress, Jeremy Thrane is satisfyingly wayward and modern...light, densely populated and full of good will." Newsday Review:"Christensen knows how to capture singlehood in the little things, like listening, with longing and satisfied remove, to your new roommate and his lover chatting. Details like these will keep you hooked." Mademoiselle Review:"Wit and humor grace this second novel by Christensen....Christensen's characters are well realized, displayed on the bright stage of New York City; savvy readers will recognize places, scenes, and literary figures." Library Journal About the AuthorKate Christensen lives in Brooklyn, New York. Her other novels are In the Drink and The Epicure's Lament. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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