In this second novel of the author's New York trilogy, a private eye named Blue is hired by White to follow and report on Black, but Black does little more than sit in his apartment and writeleading ...
Paul Benjamin Auster, who died April 30 at age 77, used Jewish literature and family life as inspiration for his works, from The New York Trilogy (1987) to Book of Illusions (2002). A devotee of ...
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