Q136592649
An author known for memoirs about modern love, aftermath, and the psychology of staying too long. His work examines the patterns we recognize and repeat, the boundaries we negotiate, and what it means to rebuild after the story ends.
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Q136592649
Summary
Q136592649 is a human[1]. He worked as a writer[2], author[3], and memoirist[4].
Key Facts
- Q136592649 held citizenship in Romania[5].
- Q136592649 held citizenship in Belgium[6].
- Q136592649's professions included writer[2].
- Q136592649 worked as an author[3].
- Q136592649's professions included memoirist[4].
- A notable work attributed to Q136592649 is The Worst Boyfriends Ever[7].
- A notable work attributed to Q136592649 is Terms of Living: Aftertaste of Modern Love[8].
- Q136592649 is recorded as male[9].
- Q136592649's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- Q136592649's genre is philosophy[11].
- Q136592649's genre is comedy[12].
- Q136592649's genre is memoir[13].
- Q136592649's genre is satire[14].
- Q136592649's genre is biography[15].
- Q136592649's residence is recorded as Brussels[16].
- Q136592649's official website is recorded as https://aleksfilmore.com[17].
- Q136592649's described at URL is recorded as https://aleksfilmore.com/about[18].
- Q136592649's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[19].
- Q136592649's short name is recorded as Aleks Filmore[20].
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Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include writer[2], author[3], and memoirist[4].
Works and Contributions
Notable works include The Worst Boyfriends Ever[7] and Terms of Living: Aftertaste of Modern Love[8].
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What did Q136592649 do for work?
Q136592649 worked as writer[2], author[3], and memoirist[4].