American Writer Paul Auster Dies at Age of 77 Washington – Acclaimed American Novelist Paul Auster, Author of A Prolific Work Including the “New York Trilogy,” “Brooklyn Follies,” and “The Invention of Solitude,” has Passed Away at the Age of 77. Auster Passed Away on Tuesday at his Home in Brooklyn, New York, Due to Lung Cancer. He is Survived by his Wife, A Daughter, and A Grandson. Born into A Jewish Family of Austrian Descent in 1947 in Newark, New Jersey, Auster Later Made Brooklyn his Home and the Setting for his Novels, Especially in the 1980’s and 1990‘s. He Constructed Literary Mazes in All his Works, Akin to Russian Nesting Dolls, Blending Fiction, Reality, and Auto Biography to Captivate Millions of Readers Worldwide. His Prolific Body of Work Translated into over 40 Languages includes Poetry, Short Stories, Essays, Theater, and Film Scripts, Some of Which he Directed. Auster Studied at Columbia University, the Epicenter of Current Student Protests against the Israeli War in Gaza. He Participated in the 1968 Demonstrations against the Vietnam War. After College, he Settled in Paris, where According to the New York Magazine, the Writer was A “Rock Star.” He made his Debut as … Meer lezen over EFE – American Writer Paul Auster Dies at Age of 77 + Louisiana Channel | Marc Christoph Wagner – Paul Auster Interview: What Could Have Been + Idem | Kim Skotte – I Am the Laboratory