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Paul Auster

City of Glass

The first book in The New York Trilogy, 'City of Glass' follows the story of Daniel Quinn, a writer and professor who becomes entangled in a mystery after receiving a phone call from a man who believes he's a private detective named Paul Auster.

Paul Auster

Ghosts

The second book in The New York Trilogy, 'Ghosts' follows Blue, a private detective hired by a man named White to watch a man named Black. The novel explores themes of identity, reality, and the nature of storytelling.

Paul Auster

The Locked Room

The third book in The New York Trilogy, 'The Locked Room' follows the story of Fanshawe, a writer who disappears, leaving behind a wife, a child, and a manuscript. The novel explores themes of fate, identity, and the power of art.

Paul Auster

The Music of Chance

In 'The Music of Chance', Auster tells the story of a man named Jim Nashe, who wins a large sum of money and decides to travel the country. He meets a man named Jack Pozzi, who convinces him to invest in a high-stakes poker game. The novel explores themes of fate, luck, and the human condition.

Paul Auster

Moon Palace

In 'Moon Palace', Auster tells the story of a man named Marco Stanley Fogg, who grows up in an orphanage and sets out to discover his past. The novel explores themes of identity, fate, and the power of art.

Paul Auster

The Book of Illusions

In 'The Book of Illusions', Auster tells the story of a man named David Zimmer, who becomes obsessed with a silent film star who died in a plane crash. The novel explores themes of fate, identity, and the power of art.

Paul Auster

The Brooklyn Follies

In 'The Brooklyn Follies', Auster tells the story of a man named Nathan Glass, who moves to Brooklyn to retire and reconnect with his past. The novel explores themes of fate, identity, and the human condition.

Paul Auster

Oracle Night

In 'Oracle Night', Auster tells the story of a writer named Sidney Orr, who becomes entangled in a mystery involving a rare book, a mysterious woman, and a series of strange events. The novel explores themes of fate, identity, and the power of art.