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pick#bookspinbingo When Peter Aaron hears about a man who blew himself up by the side of the road he believes it must be his estranged best friend , Ben Sachs.though there are elements that lead you to believe it might be a thriller,it is not .Austers storytelling is among the deepest around, his character development so keen & nuanced you believe you know them intimately.I love his books,there is something immersive about reading most Auster novels .
Six days ago,a man blew himself up by the side of a road in northern Wisconsin. #FirstLineFridays
pickAgain. A pleasure from beginning to end. I do not know how bias can someone be when you read an author you like. Do past pleasures of reading earlier books from that author automatically spread on your pleasure in reading a new one ? I don‘t think I want to know. It just work for me with Auster‘s books. Happy reading all.
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I just love Paul Auster.
And to think, I discovered him in the Denver airport, when I needed a book to read on my next flight.
Auster‘s novels are like Matryoshka dolls, & are best read in as few sittings as possible. He casts a spell, & you don‘t want to break it.
Here, he tells the unraveling of a man from novelist & husband to roaming terrorist, from his best friend‘s perspective over 20 years. You can‘t put it down. So go pick it up.
I would choose 1990s Paul Auster. To inject some mystery and reality slippages (and unexpected inheritences) into my life.
#chooseyourlife
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