Welcome to Litsy!

I discovered this author recently and it was a « coup de foudre ». The New-York trilogy first and now this one. Beautifully written and deep. A warm recommandation. And because I like to read authors in chronological order of their published works, does anyone knows how I can get his first book « Squeeze Play » ?

#24in48
Oh how I loved this! It might be my new favorite Auster.
A reviewer said Auster was writing of Hell. While there were things that caused me to question that, it was a good thing to keep in mind.
It reminded me of A Brief History of the Dead, another of my favorites, only a dystopian version of it.
Read this book!📚

After a #dnf on to my 5th book of #24in48

@24in48

I - In the Country of Last Things, Paul Auster
S - Snow Crash, Neal Stephenson
A - Argus Intervient, Daniel Sernine
B - Bonheur d'occasion, Gabrielle Roy
E - L'Étranger, Albert Camus
L - Left Hand of Darkness, Ursula Le Guin
L - Lists of Note, Shaun Usher, ed.
E - L'Éléphant s'évapore, Haruki Murakami

@ScorpioBookDreams , do you know how hard it is to find book titles that don't start with an article?

It's #Recommendsday and I'd like to share this awesome novel by Paul Auster with you. I'm a big fan of his works, but this was the very first one I read and it stuck with me. Dystopian and very clever - these are the word I'd use to describe the story. But why don't you find out for yourself? 😊