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the invention of solitude <3 the best
mysticalsoul55 1 year ago
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I have never heard about Paul Auster
I know Austin. Mini Cooper. Kool Kar.
And Austin 'vat's his name' the Le Canadien, the comedian. You know.
Panta rei
bkk666 3 years ago
he is so sexy..
lenna22 3 years ago
y pecú decu illo ulio dulio peculio tulio!!
tuputamadrerrr 3 years ago
khgkdh
langer1lu1latsch 4 years ago
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siri hustvedt's novels are better than auster.
taschitta 4 years ago 4
Yes, I totally agree. Hustvedt is the more talented writer.
NataschaO 3 years ago
Yesterday Sophie was in Madrid again
In a month the film (shoted in PORTUGAL) not-completely-based on "The book of illusions" will be released
Salud!
zamanillo 4 years ago
Travels in the Scriptorium is best read with his other books in mind so you may get the references that so many reviewers missed. I thought Brooklyn Follies was excellent, and also enjoyed Oracle Nights-the tangential taking dimension to it especially, tho maybe this is what a lot of people didn't like about it. Bought Moon Palace but haven't read it yet. My favourite is Country of Last Things- always intrigued by dystopian writing. Heard it might be/or is already a film.
jghendry 4 years ago
I think they're in production right now. Shooting in Argentina.
carverbrian 4 years ago
Auster's writing is closely related to his personal experience, in particular of poverty and of being a novice.Perhaps his sucess acts as a buffer against him experiencing the things that made his art once so vibrant
Tadeusz598 4 years ago
what?! please add to your criticism
jghendry 4 years ago
Timbuktu: irritating and trite.
The Book of Illusions: Overwritten, turgid.
True Tales of American Life: Edited, not written, but it shows how corney Auster has become: coy homilies from the general public about chance occurences.Surely the writer of "Leviathan" can see how cring-making patriotism is in literature. Travels in the Scriptorium: I haven't read.
Tadeusz598 4 years ago
He is a literary god who hasn't written a decent thing for 10 years, alas.
Tadeusz598 5 years ago
Says who?
zaalouk 4 years ago
BULLSHIT.
jmthornberry 4 years ago
a literary god who hasn't written a decent thing for 10 years, but brooklyn follyes, wich is one of the best books in the last ten years.
pententito 4 years ago
follies
pententito 4 years ago
no way, man.
chainsawmax 4 years ago
Paul Auster is a literary god!
jcr3008 5 years ago