Winter Notes
by H
About This Novel
Those things that you thought would never happen, finally happened to you one by one. You ask yourself: How many mornings are left? A door has closed. Another door has opened. You have entered the winter of life. In the sixty-third winter of his life, a cold, windy and rainy winter with almost no sun, Paul Auster sat at his desk and wrote a personal history and memoir about the body, which is like a journey through winter. In "Loneliness and What It Creates" thirty years ago, Auster reflected on loneliness, fatherhood and the writer's consciousness in a touching way, while "Winter Notes" is a more candid self-confession and reflection. He unabashedly revealed the happy and painful physical memories, complex and deep emotional desires, and the bond between his parents in his more than sixty years of life, including the most fragile moments, trying to find unique and shining moments again in the depths of memory.
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