Pros: Style Cons: I nearly bogged down in reading Ghosts
The novels that make up Paul Auster’s New York Trilogy are notable for their brevity, inclusion of relatively extraneous material, and chronicling the main character’s disintegration. In each of the three, the detector (a mystery writer enrolled...
Where do I begin to describe "The New York Trilogy"? It's one of the most depressing books I've ever read; it's utterly nihilistic in its refusal to offer solutions to its own mysteries - the mysteries of the relation between book and writer. Firmly...
It is hard to say much about Auster's New York trilogy. I couldn't divulge the details of the plots if I wanted to. I read the first one when I was pretty young, so I didn't really understand. I thought all books had to have crystal clear plots and...
Comnbining dark humor, Hitchcock-like suspense, and film-noir prose, these three unique novels--united--form a powerful and thought-provoking puzzle.More at Buy.com Marketplaces
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