Moon Palace

This is my third Auster read after 4 3 2 1 and The New York Trilogy. I've really enjoyed all of these works. Moon Palace is a quirky, dreamlike narrative following Marco Stanley Fogg through a handful of strange episodes. Without giving much away about the plot (though the plot is perhaps not important), I think this book is a very charming read. Auster seems fascinated with a few themes (landscape paintings, the moon, fathers and sons), and he turns them around again and again. It was a pleasure to read, though it may not be for everyone.

feels like we only go backwards baby

Je suis nostalgique de la LLCE c'était une trop bonne matière, j'ai pas trop aimé le livre mais pas grave gg Paul