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Andrew Kaufman has 29 books on Goodreads with 45589 ratings. Andrew Kaufman’s most popular book is All My Friends are Superheroes.
BOOKS - ANDREW E. KAUFMAN. Andrew's newest novel, and his debut into the Contemporary Literary Fiction genre, hit the scene on November 1, 2023. LEARN MORE.
Andrew E. Kaufman is a broadcast journalist-turned-author, living in Southern California along with his chocolate Lab who thinks he owns the place. His success resulted in an international, dual publishing deal with Thomas & Mercer and 47North.
May 7, 2013 · All My Friends Are Superheroes. Paperback – May 7, 2013. by Andrew Kaufman (Author) 3.7 1,057 ratings. See all formats and editions. A tenth anniversary edition of the worldwide cult favorite, now with new material and illustrations. "One of the saddest, funniest, strangest, and most romantic books. . . . Brilliant!"
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He created Books Behind Bars: Life, Literature and Leadership, a program in which college students meet with incarcerated youth and adults to explore questions of meaning, value, and social justice through conversations about Russian literature.
Andrew Kaufman (born 1968) is a Canadian writer, film director, and radio producer, best known for novels which incorporate aspects of genre literature, such as fantasy, superhero and detective novels, with humor.
ANDREW KAUFMAN's critically acclaimed first book, All My Friends Are Superheroes, was a cult hit and has been translated into six languages. Kaufman is also an accomplished screenwriter, film-maker and radio producer and has completed a Director's Residency at the Canadian Film Centre.
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Oct 19, 2003 · ANDREW KAUFMAN's critically acclaimed first book, All My Friends Are Superheroes, was a cult hit and has been translated into six languages. Kaufman is also an accomplished screenwriter, film-maker and radio producer and has completed a Director's Residency at the Canadian Film Centre.
Drawing on diaries, letters, and other little-known archival sources, Andrew Kaufman reveals how Anna warded off creditors, family members, and her greatest romantic rival, keeping their young family afloat through years of penury and exile.
