Description
In this extraordinary novel, Paul Auster tells the story of an unlikely bond between Willy G. Christmas, a brilliant but troubled homeless man from Brooklyn, and Mr. Bones, his devoted canine companion. As Willy's health deteriorates, the two embark on a poignant journey to Baltimore in search of redemption—a quest to reconnect with Willy's former English teacher and secure a safe future for Mr. Bones. Through the eyes and consciousness of the dog, Auster crafts a deeply moving meditation on friendship, mortality, and the search for meaning in the margins of society. Rich with philosophical insight and emotional depth, Timbuktu stands as a testament to Auster's masterful storytelling and his ability to find profound humanity in the most unexpected places.
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paperback
Picador
Published Jan 1, 2000
192 pages
ISBN: 9780312263997
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Details
First Published
2000
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Timbuktu by Paul Auster.