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'''''In the Country of Last Things''''' is a novel written by [[Paul Auster]], and first published in [[1987]]. It tells the story of Anna Blume searching for her brother in a country where things and people vanish from one instant to another. |
'''''In the Country of Last Things''''' is a novel written by [[Paul Auster]], and first published in [[1987]]. It tells the story of Anna Blume searching for her brother in a country where things and people vanish from one instant to another. |
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:''In ''In the Country of Last Things'' Paul Auster offers a haunting picture of a devastated world - futuristic world - but one which chillingly shadows our own.'' – [[Faber and Faber]] |
:''In ''In the Country of Last Things'' Paul Auster offers a haunting picture of a devastated world - futuristic world - but one which chillingly shadows our own.'' – [[Faber and Faber]]. |
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:''The book is full of clever notions... Auster tweaks them with great enterprise, sprining any number of odd novelties on the reader.'' – [[The Independent]] |
:''The book is full of clever notions... Auster tweaks them with great enterprise, sprining any number of odd novelties on the reader.'' – [[The Independent]]. |
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Revision as of 21:53, 22 October 2005
In the Country of Last Things is a novel written by Paul Auster, and first published in 1987. It tells the story of Anna Blume searching for her brother in a country where things and people vanish from one instant to another.
- In In the Country of Last Things Paul Auster offers a haunting picture of a devastated world - futuristic world - but one which chillingly shadows our own. – Faber and Faber.
- The book is full of clever notions... Auster tweaks them with great enterprise, sprining any number of odd novelties on the reader. – The Independent.
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