Bugsy & Other Stories - Frumkin, Rafael
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A wildly imaginative story collection about sex, desire, queer identity, and the celebration of social taboos, by the author of Confidence. Bugsy & Other Stories is a deliciously entertaining collection of six genre-defying stories. In the title story, "Bugsy," a queer young adult battling depression finds community and transcendence through sex work. In "Futago" a psychiatrist loses his mind after a voice--eerily similar to that of Alex Trebek--appears in his head. In other stories, you will meet an e-girl and her fans, an elderly woman flashing through the pivotal scenes of her life, and a…mehr

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A wildly imaginative story collection about sex, desire, queer identity, and the celebration of social taboos, by the author of Confidence. Bugsy & Other Stories is a deliciously entertaining collection of six genre-defying stories. In the title story, "Bugsy," a queer young adult battling depression finds community and transcendence through sex work. In "Futago" a psychiatrist loses his mind after a voice--eerily similar to that of Alex Trebek--appears in his head. In other stories, you will meet an e-girl and her fans, an elderly woman flashing through the pivotal scenes of her life, and a young boy on the spectrum trying to navigate life in a neurotypical world. Together, these six stories explore tenderness and what it means to care for each other and for ourselves, especially in a time when technology threatens to tear us apart.
Autorenporträt
Rafael Frumkin is a graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop and the Medill School of Journalism. His first novel, The Comedown, was published by Henry Holt in 2018, and his second novel, Confidence, was published by Simon & Schuster in 2023. He lives with his partner, two cats, and one dog in Carbondale, Illinois, where he is an assistant professor of creative writing at Southern Illinois University.