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Blundering Blindly in the Corridors of Imagination: An Interview with Paul Auster

Jesse Kavadlo / 5 November 2018

Forget everything you think you know about Paul Auster, as with the release of his New York Trilogy manuscripts, the award-winning author talks typewriters, telephones, and why he doesn’t think of himself as a novelist.

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Patti Smith Is Some Messed Up Kind of Saint

Megan Volpert / 6 September 2017

Perhaps what Smith's Devotion teaches us most easily is the virtue of hubris.

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Paul Auster’s ‘4 3 2 1’ Has Flashes of Brilliance But Doesn’t Transcend Its Genre

Deborah Krieger / 15 February 2017

The four lives of Archie Ferguson do not add up to more than the sum of their parts.

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‘Food Whore’ Critiques the City of Dining and Deceit

Megan Volpert / 14 December 2015

Jessica Tom captures the psychology of NYC’s elite dining scene in her aspiring debut.

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Portrait of Paul Auster as a Young Man

Zachary Houle / 6 January 2014

Report from the Interior works as a companion volume to the 2012 autobiography Winter Journal, and both books make for quality reading back-to-back about Paul Auster’s life and insights.

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