The Brooklyn Follies

Style and Technique

In «The Brooklyn Follies», Paul Auster employs a style that combines elements of realism and postmodernism. The language of the work is rich and expressive, with a focus on the internal monologues and reflections of the main character. The author uses irony and sarcasm to highlight the absurdity and complexity of life. Literary techniques include the use of metaphors and symbolism, which allow for a deeper exploration of themes such as loneliness, the search for meaning in life, and human relationships. The narrative structure is nonlinear, with frequent digressions into the past and reflections on the future, creating a layered storytelling that allows the reader to delve deeper into the world of the main character.