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Contemporary Fiction

Ghosts

1 min read·eng. Ghosts · 1986

Interesting Facts

  • «Ghosts» is the second book in Paul Auster's so-called «The New York Trilogy», which explores themes of identity, reality, and observation.
  • The book uses the detective genre but lacks a traditional detective resolution, making it unique in its own right.
  • The main characters are named after colors, adding an element of abstraction and symbolism to the narrative.
  • The plot revolves around observation and surveillance, raising questions about the nature of visibility and invisibility in society.
  • «Ghosts» explores the theme of loneliness and isolation, showing how characters struggle with their own inner demons.
Ghosts
Date of publication: 1 January 2025
Updated: 14 November 2026
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Original title: eng. Ghosts · 1986
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