| A collection of shaggy dog detective stories by Paul Auster – three main plot lines linked by reappearing names, in some cases revealed to be imaginary beings invented by other characters. |
| As in the London version of 1600, the dog is omitted, and the words Septentrio and Auster are added. |
| Thus we shall have an eighth part of the circumference set out for Auster and another for Septentrio. |
| Antarctic veteran Bill Storer presents the roundel of Auster A11-201 to the director of the RAAF Museum, David Gardner. |
| Vonnegut and Auster, however, keep on their fantastic plane undeviatingly, as if there were no other, whereas DeLillo gives signs of wanting to drop us down into the quotidian mundane, where we can be wounded. |
| The Rake points to this very long, very detailed Paul Auster analysis that I too will have to read later. |
