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Teaby Stacey D'erasmo
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:A brilliant novel revealing how Isabel Gold copes first with her mother's suicide, then with her own lesbian identity. Review:"Hers is an intimate story, suffused with irony, humor and a close, sensuous attention to physical detail. Isabel's world opens up generously, providing the reader with the intimate truths and emotional complexity that make this impressive debut unforgettable." Publishers Weekly Review:"An unpretentious, muddle-free first novel." New York Times Book Review Review:"[a] memorable debut novel...barbed with bitter humor." The New Yorker
Review:"D'Erasmo's prose possesses both the elan of a child playing make-believe and the insights gleaned from a truly literary writer's openness to subtle gradations of emotion and change." Booklist Review:"I have read a whole lot of contemporary first novels and there's not one I would have characterized as flawless until I read Tea." Newsday
Review:"An intermittently moving debut that tries too hard to be literary. Nonetheless, DErasmo is a writer to watch." Kirkus Reviews
About the AuthorStacey D'erasmo was a senior editor at the Voice Literary Supplement for seven years. She has written articles for The New York Times Book Review, The New York Times Magazine, Rolling Stone, The Village Voice, The Nation, Details, and New York Newsday. She was a Wallace Stegner Fellow and the recipient of the Patty Willrich Fellowship at Stanford University, and she was the first fiction editor for Artforum. She lives in New York. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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