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Paul Auster reads from and discusses his new novel, “Invisible,” with John Freeman, the editor of Granta. (The PowerHouse Arena, 37 Main St. , at Water St. , Brooklyn. 718-666-3049. Nov. 12 at 7.) The poet reads from his work. Full Article at The New Yorker
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