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Oracle Night by Paul Auster · Booklabria

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Oracle Night

PsychologyMan-woman relationships

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First published: 2003
Editions: 28 in 8 languages

Synopsis

A novelist recovers from an accident. He begins to write again, after buying a blue portugese notebook. The words flow, but at some point, strange things begin to happen: his beloved wife behaves strangely, fiction and reality get mixed up, and what about this strange stationary shop where he bought the notebook? It disappears over night.

Subjects: Psychology
Man-woman relationships
Psychological
New york
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Set in: New York
Brooklyn

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28 in 8 languages

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English13 Spanish7 French2 German2 All 8 languages

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