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Tiffanie DeBartolo graduated from University of California at Berkeley with a degree in philosophy. She is thirty years old and lives part-time in Boulder, Colorado and part-time in New York City.
God-Shaped Hole
Called "this generation's Love Story" by Kirkus Reviews, God-Shaped Hole is a groundbreaking twenty-first century love story about a young woman who finds her soul mate, only to find that destiny has different plans for her. Fresh, irreverent, and laced with both humor and heartbreak, the novel explores one of life's hardest questions: Can the "hole," --- that need that we desperately try to satisfy with love, sex, drugs, or work --- ever really be filled?
Tiffanie DeBartolo's Summer Reading List
The John Fante Reader
by Stephen Cooper (Editor)
Fante was a truth-filled writer who never got the recognition he deserved. Anyone who knows his work will appreciate this book of novel excerpts, letters and stories as something to grasp and savor. Anyone unfamiliar with his work will fall in love.
Atonement
by Ian McEwan
A novel supposedly written in the tradition of all the British greats, centering around themes of shameful crimes and forgiveness.
Lolita
by Vladimir Nabokov
I like to throw in a classic every so often. I haven't read this one since high school and I think it's time to revisit.
Hapworth 16, 1924
by JD Salinger
The publishers have delayed this once again, but I'm waiting patiently for it to arrive in my mail box, hopefully before the summer ends.
Already Dead
by Denis Johnson
I bought this book at an airport in Kenya about two years ago, and I am finally getting to it. I'd like to be able to explain what it's about, but that's hard with Johnson. Maybe it's a sort of epic poem about evil. I'll soon find out.
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