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The Invention of Solitude: A Memoir
Amazon.com Review: Beginning with the deconstructed detective novels of the New York Trilogy, Paul Auster has proved himself to be one of the most adventurous writers in contemporary fiction. In book after book, he seems compelled to reinvent his style [... more]
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Moon Palace (Contemporary American Fiction)
A Minor Disappointment, but a decent read nonetheless: This book was problematic for me. I understand that Auster experiments with structure and narrative, me being a big fan of his previous work, but this novel had something missing. As other reviewers [... more]
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City of Glass (The New York Trilogy, Vol 1)
Dressed Up Postmodern Metafiction: The first book of Auster's New York trilogy was originally published in 1985, and in 1994 was adapted into this graphic novel. I've never read the original (or any of the other parts of the trilogy), so I can't comment [... more]
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Leviathan (Contemporary American Fiction)
What's beneath the surface?: I'm not interested in literary criticism or inside info about the characters in Leviathan or their relationship to real people. To me, this is just an interesting journey of a book. Introspective, but also a genuine action [... more]
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The New York Trilogy: City of Glass; Ghosts; The Locked ...
book: I havn't read the book yet but I did receive it in the amount of time stated and in good condition. painless way into postmodernist metafiction: This is a series of subtle interlocking novellas set in New York published over 85 and 86: City of [... more]
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The Music of Chance
great convoluted story, full of absurdities and nonsense, extremely enjoyable: As a lifetime worshipper of Paul Auster, I have yet to read his book I would not like. "The Music of Chance" is another one I immensely enjoyed. The life of Jim [... more]
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Mr. Vertigo
This Book Will Make You Dizzy With Delight: I have to tell you, I am more than impressed with Paul Auster. The only other work I've read of his is the collection The New York Trilogy, and I took him as essentially an experimental writer who deals more [... more]
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The Art of Hunger: Essays, Prefaces, Interviews
Author: Paul Auster Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 808 EAN: 9780142000779 ISBN: 0142000779 Number Of Pages: 352 Publication Date: 2001-11-01 [... more]
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Timbuktu: A Novel
Amazon.com Review: In Timbuktu Paul Auster tackles homelessness in America using a dog as his point-of-view character. Strange as the premise seems, it's been done before, in John Berger's King, and it actually works. Filtering the homeless experience [... more]
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Hand to Mouth: A Chronicle of Early Failure
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Oracle Night: A Novel
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City of Glass: The Graphic Novel
William Wilson: In all the reviews I am surprised no one has mentioned Poe's short story "William Wilson," the very definition of doppleganger in literary prose. Here in "City of Glass' we have the same thing, even Auster uses the name [... more]
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