A review by techno_mystic
The New York Trilogy by Paul Auster

challenging mysterious reflective slow-paced

3.0

I like his writing style, but I'm hard -pressed to say what it's about.  It feels like it's supposed to be deep and meaningful but I couldn't tell you what it means.  The third book is very self-indulgent - a writer writing about another writer's writings - and it's so tediously navel-gazing that I almost gave up on it.  Still, I might give In the Country of Last things a go as I like dystopian stories.
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