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5.0 out of 5 stars
Blandness blinded by brilliancy,
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This review is from: The Art of Hunger: Essays Prefaces Interviews (Hardcover)
The book is in many ways a fascinating voyage into and around the thoughts of Paul Auster and the processes that take place when he writes. Unfortunately, too much space is spent on retelling small coincidences, which lose their power and magic after being repeated, they become bland, everyday events. The interviews make it all worth while though. Austers eloquence and openness make for informative reading.
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The Art of Hunger: Essays Prefaces Interviews by Paul Auster (Hardcover - Feb. 1992)
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