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La música del azar
La música del azar | Paul Auster
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Después de heredar una suma tan considerable como inesperada, Jim Nashe deja atrás su ciudad, Boston, y emprende un viaje de huida sin destino concreto, montado en un Saab rojo. En la soledad del camino conoce a Jack Pozzi, un joven jugador profesional de póquer, que sobrevive del juego y que le ofrece asociarse. Juntos tratarán de ganarles la partida a un par de millonarios, algo que podría cambiar el rumbo de sus vidas.
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SlytheSly
SlytheSly
The Music of Chance | Paul Auster
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Still very happy to read Paul Auster. Beautifully written again. Even if it is difficult for me to think that someone can leave his own kid behind as Nash does, I was able to let me convince by Auster‘s writing that such a character can exist. From that starting point I was completely into the story. Starting Leviathan now.

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gradcat
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The Music of Chance | Paul Auster
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#MayMovieMagic

(Day 1 - #HighwayToHell)

*and why not Paul Auster‘s highway to hell, in the tagged book...which was made into a film in 1993, starring James Spader & Mandy Patinkin. and doesn‘t Paul Auster love to feature that particularly great American pastime—driving (all across America), because it‘s a big country, isn‘t it...?

tagged users iconCinfhen, RohitSawant
Cinfhen Haven‘t seen the film or read the book but I‘m intrigued in both!!! I like James Spader 6y
RohitSawant Wasn't aware of it either until now. This sounds fascinating! 6y
Billypar Either didn't know or forgot this was made into a film. And what great leads! I read it a long time ago, but remember enjoying it. 6y
rretzler Also a James Spader fan. I‘m rewatching Boston Legal currently 6y
gradcat @Cinfhen @rohit-sawant @Billypar @rretzler Great Book, not so great film, but hey—if you like Spader, you might get into it. I, too, loved “Boston Legal!†Thanks for commenting, guys! 🥰 6y
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BarbaraBB
BarbaraBB
The Music of Chance | Paul Auster
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Jim Nashe leaves everything behind when he inherits a lot of money. He drives through the country and enjoys this freedom until he runs almost out of money. Then he meets Pozzi, a hitchhiking poker player. Pozzi offers him a chance to make some money. They go and poker with two eccentric men. Then it becomes a real Auster-story, with all kinds of strange details and unrealistic situations.
It ended as it should! #1001books

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