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Book • 2005
The New York Trilogy consists of three novels: 'City of Glass', 'Ghosts', and 'The Locked Room'.
Each story delves into metaphysical and philosophical themes, blurring the lines between reality and fiction.
'City of Glass' follows a detective fiction writer who becomes embroiled in a mysterious case, exploring layers of identity and reality.
'Ghosts' is about a private eye investigating a man named Black, which leads to a loss of self.
'The Locked Room' tells the story of a writer who publishes his childhood friend's work after the friend's disappearance, raising questions about creativity and identity.
The trilogy is characterized by its open-ended endings and the theme of 'learning to live with ambiguity'.
Each story delves into metaphysical and philosophical themes, blurring the lines between reality and fiction.
'City of Glass' follows a detective fiction writer who becomes embroiled in a mysterious case, exploring layers of identity and reality.
'Ghosts' is about a private eye investigating a man named Black, which leads to a loss of self.
'The Locked Room' tells the story of a writer who publishes his childhood friend's work after the friend's disappearance, raising questions about creativity and identity.
The trilogy is characterized by its open-ended endings and the theme of 'learning to live with ambiguity'.
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Markus Lanz erwähnt Paul Austers Tod und dessen Karriere.
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AUSGABE 173 (Kurioses und Übersehenes: Randnotizen des Jahres 2024)
Von Daniel Roth erwähnt, da Paul Auster in diesem Jahr verstorben ist und die New York Trilogie sein Hauptwerk ist.
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