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ATP Photofinder Mini - Reinventing Geotagging (Product Review)

For all interested in Geotagging of image files, here is a hands-on review of one of the newest geotaggers available, the ATP Photofinder Mini. Related posts: GeoTagging - Is it worth it? Still on Geotagging “The Invention of Solitude”, Paul Auster - Book Review “The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason”, Sam Harris - Book Review Understanding Composition, Steve Mulligan - Book...

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This Week in Geek (3-9/11/08)

Buys Nothing this week. I'm saving up for Bender's Game. "Accomplishments" Books: The Country of Last Things by Paul Auster. This short novel about a young woman trying to survive in a postapocalyptic city is infinitely allegorical and though the subject matter is depressing, it keeps the reader's mind alive with images, parallels and analysis. The City is a timeless parade of misery that seems to...

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Eight Years Later

Discussing his latest novel, Man in the Dark, Paul Auster tells The Guardian about the root of his frustrations in recent years. If there is something getting Auster’s goat, it’s American politics. It was his disgust at the outcome of the 2000 US elections that sparked the story-within-a-story at the heart of Man in the Dark, [...]

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Books read in October

1. Old School by Tobias Wolff 2. The Rotters Club by Jonathan Coe 3. Here Lies Arthur by Philip Reeve 4. Allie Finkle's Rules For Girls - Moving Day by Meg Cabot 5. Acting Up by Melissa Nathan 6. Stardust by Neil Gaiman 7. Man in the Dark by Paul Auster I feel really happy with the list for October, enjoyed everything I read. Looking forward to what I have to read. My favourite this month was definately...

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Book Review: Man in the Dark by Paul Auster

In Paul Auster's novel Man in the Dark, a fictional character is charged with the unusual assignment of assassinating his own author. Giordano Bruno proposed the existence of alternative universes back in the sixteenth century... and he was burnt at the stake. Philip K. Dick did the same thing four hundred years later, and he received only a slightly warmer (or perhaps “cooler” is the better word)...

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After turning the last page

Paul Auster's Leviathan was published in 1992 and dedicated to Don DeLillo. Its events seem to eerily prefigure Falling Man ... I'll be attending a lecture on this latter work today and it will be interesting to see if the subject comes up.

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dropping books into wells and fishponds this time

From the 28th issue of Cordite comes this interview of George Dunford's (he of Hackpacker) with Paul Auster. I particularly like Auster's remarks on the dialectic of composition - "I want to get back in that red car" he apparently...

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The Sunday Salon - Man in the Dark

Even though I finished it yesterday, it's taken me until today to formulate some semi-coherent thoughts on Paul Auster's newest novel, Man in the Dark . I guess I'm cheating since I finished it yesterday, but it makes for good Sunday fodder anyway. Incidentally, today has been bookless . Unless you count the reading I did for ' brary school this morning. It was largely about the digital evolution of...

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Man in the Dark by Paul Auster

Paul Auster's newest book, Man in the Dark, creates an alternate universe in which the twin towers never toppled, the war in Iraq never began, and instead the United States...

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President Shimon Peres, Salman Rushdie, Paul Auster, Ed Koch, David Shankbone celebrate Amos Oz

I had an interesting morning yesterday, as giants from various worlds met in an Upper East Side apartment for breakfast.... Nily Oz and Amos Oz Salman Rushdie, President Shimon Peres and David Shankbone Paul Auster, Salman Rushdie and David Shankbone With Ed Koch

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Man in the Dark

You all know I loves me some Paul Auster. However, I am incredibly out of the loop lately, so I had no idea until recently that he has a new novel out. You guessed it, Man in the Dark . Check out this short NPR review from author Alan Cheuse. Incidentally, you may remember that I favorably reviewed his two-novella collection, The Fires , recently so I choose to trust Cheuse when he says this new offering...

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Voice Over, Céline Curiol

"Take note. A superb new writer lives among us."-Paul Auster

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Books: Paul Auster, Junot Diaz at the Herbst Theater

[Photo of Paul Auster, left, by André Meunier; photo of Junot Diaz, right, by WBUR Boston.] Normally I like to confine my recommendations to wallet-friendly events, but next week there are two events close together at the Herbst Theater that I can’t resist mentioning: Paul Auster in conversation with Michelle Richmond on Tuesday the 16th, and [...]

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NYPL Events - Paul Auster, Spike Lee, Toni Morrison...

BERNARD-HENRI LÉVY & SLAVOJ ZIZEK: A Debate Instigated by Paul Holdengräber Violence & the Left in Dark Times Tuesday, September 16, 2008 7:00 PM Celeste Bartos Forum Humanities and Social Sciences Library 5th Avenue and 42nd Street (directions) $15 general admission and $10 library donors, seniors and students with valid identification September 17 DANIEL MENDELSOHN & JAMES WOOD in conversation with...

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A voice in the darkness - Paul Auster interview

IN 1967, THE CULT AMERICAN novelist Paul Auster witnessed one of the worst race riots in American history, a night of unimaginable violence in Newark, New Jersey. More than 2