About the Author
Elif Batuman
ISBN 9781529115932
Rs. 1,120
Vintage
Either/Or
From the Bestselling Author of the IDIOT
Who it's for: Readers who enjoyed The Idiot and literary coming-of-age stories
Elif Batuman's Either/Or continues the journey of Selin, a Turkish-American Harvard student, as she navigates her challenging second year. Picking up directly from Batuman's acclaimed novel The Idiot, this book delves into Selin's intellectual and emotional landscape, exploring philosophical inquiries, literary theory, and the often-messy process of self-discovery during early adulthood.Why You Should Read? A direct continuation of Selin's story, ideal for readers who enjoyed The Idiot. Explores profound themes of identity, philosophy, and literature with Batuman's signature wit. Offers a relatable and introspective portrayal of university life and the complexities of coming-of-age. Features an engaging, character-driven narrative with a distinctive and intelligent voice.
Highlights
- Sequel to Batuman's acclaimed novel The Idiot
- Follows Selin through her second year at Harvard
- Explores philosophical and literary theory
- Character-driven narrative with an intelligent voice
- Themes of identity, love, and personal growth
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Is Either/Or a sequel?
Yes, it continues the story of Selin from Elif Batuman's novel The Idiot.
What is the main character like?
Selin is a Turkish-American Harvard student who is introspective and intellectual, navigating her second year of college.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores identity, philosophy, literature, love, and the complexities of coming of age during early adulthood.
What is the setting of the book?
The story is set at Harvard University, where Selin is a student.