Unseen

Paul Auster's new novel, The Unseen, was not only included among the best books of the year in the evaluations of world critics, but was also defined as the author's most important novel. In this novel, Paul Auster proves once again that he truly deserves the definition of "one of America's most magnificent creative writers" by examining the blurred border between reality and memory, authorship and identity. Over the course of four chapters, it tells the story of a complex chain of relationships that extends to Paris and the Caribbean Islands. The love triangle that begins with university student Adam Walker, who wants to be a poet, political science professor Rudolf Born and his girlfriend Margot, turns into quadrilaterals and pentagons, including Walker's older sister and Born's stepdaughter. The Unseen, which weaves together the 68 Generation angry at the Vietnam War, an enthusiastic sexual hunger leading to incest, and a constant search for justice with philosophical references, is a masterpiece that you will read in one breath and will not forget.


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 252

Printing Year: 2016


e-Book:

Number of Pages: 184< br/>
Year of Printing: 2009


Language: Turkish
Publisher: < /b>Can Yayınları