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Name a book I should read over the holidays.
The Seaplane On Final Approach by Rebecca Rukeyser. It’s very horny and beautiful and I just ripped through it.
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Los Angeles Times—15 fiction books that follow their own rules
Rebecca Rukeyser weaves a dreamlike spell — “Twin Peaks” by way of “Northern Exposure.” Give it to someone who wants something weird, in the best way.
BOMB—Rugged Desire: Rebecca Rukeyser Interviewed by Nell Zink
A novel about lust and longing on the Alaskan coast.
Review: Anchorage Daily News
“Dark but somehow still quite funny […] As it entertains, it also explores human nature and something about what draws people to Alaska.”
Review: New Zealand Listener
[A] chimerical yet solemn debut […] this novels beautifully written and there is a strange authenticity to Mira’s dilemma: a young woman clinging to the lustful fantasies of youth, still searching for the true meaning of sleaze.
Review: Radio New Zealand
Martene McCaffrey of Unity Books Auckland reviews The Seaplane on Final Approach
The Week: Best novels of 2022
Reviews of the top fiction titles released so far this year—including The Seaplane on Final Approach
Review: The Times Literary Supplement
The Seaplane on Final Approach is a jaunty, perfectly paced and exceptionally well-written coming-of-age story. It is slyly funny, with just the right touch of darkness to take the edge off.
ELLE: Authors Carmen Maria Machado And Rebecca Rukeyser On Youth And Sleaze
The writers discuss Rukeyser’s debut novel, The Seaplane on Final Approach, and their long-lasting friendship.
ExBerliner Magazine: Rebecca Rukeyser on sleaze, desire and performing Americanness
We spoke with US author Rebecca Rukeyser about her debut novel, The Seaplane on Final Approach, and why she’d like to see more young female perverts…