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Article: Publishing Paul Auster. (includes bibliography) (Paul Auster/Danilo Kis)
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- The Review of Contemporary Fiction
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- March 22, 1994
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In the age of xerography the arrival of a manuscript in an editor's mail is not a particularly notable occasion. There is always heavy daily traffic through that "In" box (and "Out"). For all that, I still retain a distinct impression of my receipt in early September 1986 of the manuscript of Paul Auster's fourth novel, In the Country of Last Things, at my office at Viking Penguin, where I was a senior editor. Why would that be? His fine agent Carol Mann would have written a hortatory cover letter and may even have called me up to prime me for its arrival, but these are standard operating procedures. I certainly did not know who Paul Auster was, beyond what might have ...
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Transcript: Interview: Paul Auster and Salman Rushdie ...
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September 8, 2002 ;
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... ... recent novel Timbuktu. Paul Auster suggested that we also ... novel is called Fury. Paul Auster is a dyed-in-the ... friends, joins us from our New York bureau. Welcome to both ... Writer): Hi. Mr. PAUL AUSTER (Writer): Hi. Thank ...
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