Abstract :
A fictionalized narrative of a Midwestern University professor's interaction with a writer explores the relation of critic to creator. There is a brief analysis of Paul Auster's 'The Music of Chance' and 'The Invention of Solitude.'
The Auster instance: a ficto-biography
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From:
The Review of Contemporary Fiction(Vol. 14, Issue 1)
Publisher:
Review of Contemporary Fiction
Document Type:
Biography
Length:
2,181 words
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A fictionalized narrative of a Midwestern University professor's interaction with a writer explores the relation of critic to creator. There is a brief analysis of Paul Auster's 'The Music of Chance' and 'The Invention of Solitude.'
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Gale Document Number: GALE|A15071220