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Sinuously built in four interlocking components, John Auster’s fifteenth book starts in Nyc in the spring of 1967, when twenty-year-old Adam Walker, an ambitious poet and scholar at Columbia University, satisfies the enigmatic Frenchman Rudolf Created and his quiet and sexy girfriend, Margot. Eventually, Walker finds herself trapped in a perverse triangle that results in an unexpected, surprising act of violence that may change the span of his life.Three various narrators tell the tale of Unseen, a book that travels over time from 1967 to 2007 and techniques from Morningside Heights for the Left Bank of Paris to some distant area in the Caribbean. It's a guide of unbridled erotic starvation, youthful trend, and a persistent pursuit of justice. Auster requires us in to the shadowy borderland between memory and reality, between identification and authorship, to make a function of memorable energy that confirms his status as “one of America’s many stunningly creative writers.” , with uncompromising perception