Paul Auster
Auster, Paul - ôˈstər, 1947–, American writer, b. Newark, N.J. After publishing four volumes of poetry, he wrote his first novel, Squeeze Play (1982). A compelling storyteller, Auster became well known for the short novels of The New York Trilogy—City of Glass (1985), Ghosts (1986), and The Locked Room (1986)—tautly surreal variations on the urban Read More...
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Cognitive Fictions (Chap. 4 "Solitary Invention: Observing Auster's Observations")
by Joseph Tabbi. 172 pgs.
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Translating the Impossible Debt: Paul Auster's City of Glass, in Critique
by Pascale-Anne Brault. 11 pgs.
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Paul Auster's The Invention of Solitude: Glimmers in a Reach to Authenticity, in Critique
by William Dow. 10 pgs.
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The Urban Lifeworld ("Professor Auster's In-Between World" begins on p. 231)
by Peter Madsen, Richard Plunz. 390 pgs.
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Multicultural Writers since 1945: An A-To-Z Guide ("Paul Auster" begins on p. 52)
by Alba Amoia, Bettina L. Knapp. 610 pgs.
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