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Mr. Vertigo (1994), a historical novel by Paul Auster, follows a boy who joins a circus troupe and experiences sides of America he didn’t know existed. Critics, who praise the book for its characterisation and setting, note that the central character’s journey symbolises America’s own “coming of age,” and what it means to be American.
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A hardcover edition with black cloth boards and white lettering. There is some some toning and light foxing throughout the book. The dustcover has some rubbing along the edges and some tearing to the spine.
Published by Faber and Faber, London.
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| Weight | 0.515 kg |
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