But it takes a long time for Aciman to find his way back to Elio and Oliver. Find me: The power of readers in reuniting Elio and Oliver spoiler The readers have amazing emotional powers in altering a fictional hero's fate, let it be the return of Superman, Sherlock Holmes, or for us, reunion of Elio and Oliver! This The long-awaited sequel Find Me is finally here.

If you go in expecting another whole book about Oliver and Elio youll be disappointed. Vogue talks exclusively to Aciman about revisiting Elio and Oliver, the impact of the movie, and why homophobia never encroaches on his iconic gay love story. While Find Me is, in essence, a sequel to Call Me By Your Name, for the most part its more a book that follows some of the characters. The first two sections of Find Me, the furthest in time from Elio and Oliver’s reunion, are the book’s most powerful. The first disappointment in picking up Find Me is that Elio and Oliver’s reunion is relegated to the last 12 pages. In Find Me, Aciman shows us Elio's father, Samuel, on a trip from Florence to Rome to visit Elio, now a gifted classical pianist.A chance encounter on the train upends Sami's visit and changes his life forever.