The Brooklyn Follies: A Novel

by Paul Auster | Literature & Fiction | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 0312426232 Global Overview for this book
Registered by kiptrix of Summerville, South Carolina USA on 9/21/2007
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Journal Entry 1 by kiptrix from Summerville, South Carolina USA on Friday, September 21, 2007
Read this for our book discussion group this month. Enjoyable story, well-written, good characterizations. A man diagnosed with cancer, whose personal life is a shambles, moves to an apartment in Brooklyn, NY, ostensibly to wait to die. What happens is life-affirming.

Released 16 yrs ago (11/2/2007 UTC) at Jumpin' Juice & Java- 10597 Dorchester Rd. in Summerville, South Carolina USA

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Placed on the OBCZ bookshelf.

Journal Entry 3 by K9stylist from Summerville, South Carolina USA on Wednesday, November 7, 2007
will read and probably release at the same place

Released 15 yrs ago (6/27/2008 UTC) at United States Post Office On Ladson Road in Ladson, South Carolina USA

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easterngirl71 won this from the Brooklyn RABCK

Journal Entry 5 by easterngirl71 from Alton, Illinois USA on Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Looking forward to reading this book!

Journal Entry 6 by easterngirl71 from Alton, Illinois USA on Thursday, July 3, 2008
From the back of the book! "As fate has its way with his irresistable characters, the sorcerer-like Auster rhapsodizes about nature, orchestrates unlikely love affairs and hilarious conversations, and considers such extreme experiences as a life in pronography and marriage to a tyrannical religeous fanatic...His most down-to-earth, sensuous, and socially conscious novel to date" -Booklist " A charming, beguiling story about the terrible beauty of families and the redemptive power of love...His writing is packed with surprises"-USA Today "A big harted, life-affirming, tenderly comic yarn"-The Washington Post

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