«4321 by Paul Auster review - a man of many parts». The Guardian; Cummins, Anthony (29 January 2017). «4321 by Paul Auster review - a long-winded coming-of-age tale». The Guardian; Perrotta, Tom (31 January 2017). «One Young Man's Life Served Up Four Ways».

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Nearly 900 pages, the book is more than twice as long as anything he’s yet produced. New York Times Book Review ”Stor och ambitiös […] Auster har en häpnadsväckande förmåga att berätta om världen på nya sätt. Guardian. Visa mer "Häri ligger det vackra och tänkvärda med 4321, Paul Austers nya, 945-sidiga tegelstensroman.

. . [a] ravishing opus.”—Booklist (starred review) “Rich and detailed. Book review: Auster novel "4321" offer four takes on a life. Steven G. Kellman, San Francisco Chronicle. At 866 pages, “4321” could swallow up several of Auster’s earlier books. Paul Benjamin Auster (born February 3, 1947) is an American writer and film director.

Guardian Englands Decca Auster. 806-572-7541 4321 by Paul Auster review – a man of many parts This 20th-century epic, Auster’s first novel in seven years, sees one hero lead four lives There was a time when Auster, pictured at his Brooklyn 4321 by Paul Auster review – a long-winded coming-of-age tale A New Jersey man leads four parallel lives in Auster’s wearying Bildungsroman Paul Auster: ‘The story lines cancel each out inside of 4321 is published to coincide with Auster’s 70th birthday. He regards it as “the biggest book of my life” – and not just because, at 900 pages, it’s three times as long as any of his other 16 At 866 pages, 4 3 2 1 proved too much for this reader.

I found that book interminable and the only reason I finished 4321 was because I had committed to write a review. But not entirely. Because the drawing together of the various strands at the end was artful and the overlay of the various stories, and Auster’s own voice, gives it such a layered feel.

Tom Perrotta, The New York Times Book Review paul auster | 4321 | audiobook excerpt Auster has a startling ability to report the world in novel ways. 27 Jan 2017 But the story is jokey and unreliable, and Auster is too wedded to his own experience to pretend that it's everyman's. It's enough to have produced Oct 17, 2017 I am not an Auster aficionado, and had not read 4321 prior to its Blake Morrison in the Guardian (“the novel drags”), Laura Miller in the New Mar 8, 2017 Her short stories and reviews have been mentioned in a variety of publications including Hobo Pancakes, Literary Hub, and The Guardian, and Feb 2, 2017 Paul Auster is one of our most significant novelists, and he's delivered an 866- page book that's somehow frivolous.

2017-04-17 · Paul Auster is a madman. His first novel in seven years, 4 3 2 1 , is nearly 900 pages and is narratively a never-ending ocean of stories featuring dozens of characters. 4 3 2 1 gives us four simultaneous yet different narratives genetically connected by one life.

Paul Auster’s hefty book of 866 pages, about a New Jersey man who leads four parallel lives, requires a great deal of Auster is 70 next month, and 4321, his 15th novel, is several kinds of anomaly. It’s by far his longest, for a start: at 900 pages, roughly three times the length of a standard Auster production. In his scathing review of 4321 in the London Review of Books, ‘Gloriously Fucked’ J. Robert Lennon writes, This is an unabashed tale of baby-boomer exceptionalism, carefully crafted to shine the most flattering possible light on its characters, who are always on the right side of history, politics, social justice and art. With his new novel 4321, Auster can’t be accused turning out another version of the same old Auster novel.

Guardian. Visa mer "Häri ligger det vackra och tänkvärda med 4321, Paul Austers nya, 945-sidiga tegelstensroman. Du föds in i en familj, en samhällsklass, It is a get-up which gets yet another dust-down in Paul Auster's new novel, Leviathan, which is dedicated to DeLillo. 2017-04-17 It was by happenstance that I picked up a copy of Paul Auster’s latest novel 4321 (2017) a couple of weeks ago at a McGill University “take a book leave a book” site. As expected from Paul Auster, the novel is hilarious, genius, meta and highly readable. But what was unexpected was that I found myse 2017-10-12 FICTION REVIEW.
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Essentially it’s a bildungsroman, based on the upbringing of Archie Ferguson, a third generation Jewish American who lives in New Jersey. The acquisition of the surname is the consequence of a joke. How Paul Auster Delivered His Most Intricate Novel Yet. The mind-bending 4321 is the celebrated author's most ambitious—by a factor of four. In the last decades of the 20th century, Paul Auster With his new novel 4321, Auster can’t be accused turning out another version of the same old Auster novel. Nearly 900 pages, the book is more than twice as long as anything he’s yet produced.

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