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  Sunset Park (Hardback) By (author) Paul Auster

  

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  Short Description for Sunset ParkTells a story about love and forgiveness - not only among men and women, but also between fathers and sons.
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  • Publisher: Faber and Faber
  • Published: 04 November 2010
  • Format: Hardback 320 pages
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  • Categories: Classics
  • ISBN 13: 9780571258789 ISBN 10: 0571258786
  • Sales rank: 16,455

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Full description for Sunset Park

• In the sprawling flatlands of Florida, 28-year-old Miles is photographing the last lingering traces of families who have abandoned their houses due to debt or foreclosure. Miles is haunted by guilt for having inadvertently caused the death of his step-brother, a situation that caused him to flee his father and step-mother in New York 7 years ago. What keeps him in Florida is his relationship with a teenage high-school girl, Pilar, but when her family threatens to expose their relationship, Miles decides to protect Pilar by going back to Brooklyn, where he settles in a squat to prepare himself to face the inevitable confrontation with his father that he has been avoiding for years. Pulsing with the energy of Auster's previous novel, "Invisible", "Sunset Park" is as mythic as it is contemporary, as in love with baseball as it is with literature. It is above all, a story about love and forgiveness - not only among men and women, but also between fathers and sons.