Sunset Park - Paul Auster - A Short Summary & Review


A short summary of Sunset Park:

Guilt, immaturity, and self-exile.

My favorite Paul Auster quote from the book:

"Wounds are an essential part of life, and until you are wounded in some way, you cannot become a man."


Questions to ponder while reading Sunset Park:

What have you done because you felt guilty?

Should Miles have sought some help?

My thoughts about Sunset Park:

I got frustrated with Miles.

Squatting seems counterproductive.

Losing one's temper often goes badly.


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