It really is a dream of what you want when you publish a book.
I wake up and I get these nice pings on my phone of people wanting me to know what page they’re on-that’s a dream. To know that is out there and that people are really connecting with it. I would have been happy with even a fourth of this buzz, but it feels really wonderful too. I used to work in publishing so I’ve seen the other side of it. You know, I think when I came to this process it was with well-managed expectations in general around publishing. Raven Leilani: It feels extremely surreal. How does it feel to have it out there in the world and creating such a splash? Sarah Gelman, Amazon Book Review: It’s exciting to talk to you right after your book has been published. Raven Leilani has managed to write a novel that’s funny, uncomfortable, beautiful, and sensual.
After being laid off, Edie is invited by her boyfriend’s wife to live in their house. She’s the debut author of one of the most buzzed about books of the season, Luster, which we named a Best Book of the Month in August.Įdie, a Black millennial, is barely scraping by in New York and in a relationship with a married white man who lives in New Jersey with his wife and adopted Black daughter. If you haven’t yet heard the name Raven Leilani, you will.
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