Andre Aciman Tickets

Andre Aciman is a distinguished American writer and professor known for his intimate explorations of memory, longing, and identity. Born January 2, 1951 in Alexandria, Egypt, Aciman holds a prominent position as a Distinguished Professor at the CUNY Graduate Center. His work spans novels, memoirs, and edited volumes that illuminate immigrant experience, desire, and the textures of time. As a trusted voice in contemporary letters, Aciman has shaped conversations around LGBTQ+ literature and European literary heritage.

While not a musician and thus without a discography, Aciman’s discography in print—novels, memoirs, and essays—has earned him critical acclaim and multiple awards. His impact extends to prestigious universities and literary festivals, where audiences engage with his readings, talks, and signings.

Below, you’ll find a concise biography, highlights from his notable works, and upcoming 2025 appearances in New York and nearby cities. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward access to events with reliable information and easy ticket options.

Key works include Call Me by Your Name (2007), which earned the Lambda Literary Award for gay fiction, Out of Egypt (1995), which received the Whiting Award, and Find Me (2019). Aciman has edited The Proust Project and taught at several respected institutions, including Princeton, NYU, and Bard College. His recent publications include the memoir Roman Year (2024) and the forthcoming Room on the Sea: Three Novellas (2025). For fans looking to connect with his literary world, follow his official updates on social media and keep an eye out for book events and readings near you.

Social media presence: Twitter/X: @aaciman • Facebook and author platforms are also used for announcements and engagement. For venue details and booking inquiries, rely on our straightforward, no-fuss process to secure your seats at upcoming appearances.