US contemporary literature in Spanish: Paul Auster: “I wrote the book blindly, not knowing what was going to happen next”, Culture
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US writer discusses ‘4321’, his first novel in seven years, ahead of translation into Spanish
US contemporary literature in Spanish: Paul Auster: “I wrote the book blindly, not knowing what was going to happen next”, Culture
Cult Q A: Paul Magrs » We Are Cult
Cult Q A: Paul Magrs » We Are Cult
Cult Q A: Paul Magrs » We Are Cult
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Can I prevent my child from being unhappy?, Society
Cult Q A: Paul Magrs » We Are Cult
US contemporary literature in Spanish: Paul Auster: “I wrote the book blindly, not knowing what was going to happen next”, Culture
Women in literature: Spain's forgotten female war correspondent, Life in Spain
Cult Q A: Paul Magrs » We Are Cult
In the midst of his battle against cancer, Paul Auster publishes a novel of enormous human and literary value, Culture
Cult Q A: Paul Magrs » We Are Cult
Cult Q A: Paul Magrs » We Are Cult
US writer Paul Auster suffering from cancer
Siri Hustvedt and Paul Auster discuss book addiction and literary sexism - POLITICO
Paul Auster: 'Readers can vote with their hands' - The Globe and Mail
BBC World Service - World Book Club, Paul Auster - New York Trilogy
