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Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers pick
Quality Paperback Book Club selection
& Lambda Literary Award finalist
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Over 10,000 copies sold in U.S.
Translated into Italian & Turkish editions:
  
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INTERVIEWS:
Brooklyn Rail: "Portrait of a Young Novelist"
(February 2004)
Zeek: "No Fences: a conversation with T Cooper"
(May 2004)
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From the press:
"Sharp, funny, evocative."
-Village Voice
"A wholly original novel that's both discomforting and compelling to read."
-San Francisco Chronicle
"The kind of story Anne Tyler might write if she hung out with transgender freak
show artists and HIV-postive gay men."
-Time Out New York
"...a self-assured and relentlessly honest debut."
-Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers
"Best of the year... [an] outstanding debut."
-The Advocate
"Shine a light on this story and its many facets brilliantly shine back at you."
-Bust Magazine
"A sassy, affectingly earnest first novel."
-Kirkus Reviews
"...worthy of a rock-star welcome."
-ArtVoice (Buffalo)
Author blurbs:
"Who is this T Cooper and where has s/he been? Sweet and sad and funny, with
more mirrors of recognition than a carnival funhouse, Some of the Parts is
a wholly original love story for our wholly original age."
-Justin Cronin, author of Mary and O'Neil
(2001 PEN/Hemingway Award-Winner)
"In Some of the Parts, T Cooper skillfully twists, entwines and collides
generations, gender identities, and sexual orientations so deliciously that I
don't think there's anyone who can read this book without ruefully identifying
with at least one of the central characters--and without hopelessly falling in
love with at least one of the others."
-Kate Bornstein, author of Gender Outlaw
"T Cooper's sense of story and plotting are galvanizing and masterful. She weaves
the individual threads of her characters into a single bold, indelible portrait,
mining the recesses of their psyches to find unexpected reserves of humor and
heartbreak."
-Ken Foster, author of The Kind I'm Likely To Get
"In Some of the Parts, T Cooper has created a masterful, moving geometry
of human relationships. She works with a precision of language and a compassion
for the lack of precision in life that builds a dazzling suspension bridge of
a story. This is a beautiful and important first novel."
-Elizabeth Stark, author of Shy Girl
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