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Even though photographers ask him to write them all the time.
This counterfactual novel, in which Bush versus Gore led to civil war and September 11 never happened, isn't a gimmicky departure for Paul Auster, but a characteristically Austerian dream vision.
Auster talks to Vulture about his critics and why he'd like to see New York become a city-state.
Paul Auster’s New York Trilogy — a group of three meta-fictional detective novels published in the mid-eighties — are undisputed cult classics.
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