Renowned novelist Paul Auster dies at 77

New York Trilogy and 4 3 2 1 Renowned novelist and screenwriter Paul Auster has died at the age of 77.

He died at his Brooklyn home on Tuesday, April 30, of complications related to lung cancer, as reported the new York Times And BBC newsamong other sites.

Her friend Jackie Liden, who called Auster a “writer’s writer” who “captured loss, loneliness and every aspect of life’s joys and sorrows in words,” confirmed the news.

He claimed that the novelist’s relevance to his audience stemmed from the above quality.

“He never lost touch with human suffering and connection, and that made him a beloved writer,” he said.

Paul Auster created the acclaimed New York Trilogy, which achieved success with the publication of City of Glass in 1985.

According to the Times, as he gradually loses sight of himself, the author takes on the role of a spy in his novel and moves into the realm of the spy.