In an effort to initiate me into the literature of Paul Auster, mahn I recommended this novel. It is the second I read it. I recognize that the American writer is an excellent storyteller, a storyteller who knows how to engage, but not as much as I love him. He is austeriano and I austeniana, heh, heh.
encouraged to read the story from the beginning. If you start saying "I was twelve the first time I walked on water," no choice but to follow, because it describes itself heho surprising. But Auster has all the boy's learning process in a way that makes us think that is something normal.
Walt, that's the name of the protagonist, is an orphan who lives with his aunt and uncle in St. Louis, leading a common life, until the maestro Yehudi crosses her life. Sees in the child a good candidate to follow the path he once walked and promises to fly. With Walt, "Child Prodigy tour the United States history from the twenties to the war. We will see trained to achieve the goal of being the child flying, but also grow, there will be a grown man and his life takes a thousand turns.
encouraged to read the story from the beginning. If you start saying "I was twelve the first time I walked on water," no choice but to follow, because it describes itself heho surprising. But Auster has all the boy's learning process in a way that makes us think that is something normal.
Walt, that's the name of the protagonist, is an orphan who lives with his aunt and uncle in St. Louis, leading a common life, until the maestro Yehudi crosses her life. Sees in the child a good candidate to follow the path he once walked and promises to fly. With Walt, "Child Prodigy tour the United States history from the twenties to the war. We will see trained to achieve the goal of being the child flying, but also grow, there will be a grown man and his life takes a thousand turns.
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