New York trilogy

"New York Trilogy," consisting of three main novels: "City of Glass," "Ghosts," and "The Locked Room." The work standing before the reader derives its importance from several new dimensions of genuine interest, and perhaps foremost among them is that "New York Trilogy" constitutes the first encounter between the Arab reader and its American novelist author, Paul Auster. It also opens for us, on the other hand, a new horizon in understanding common aspects in modern American literature. Thirdly, we have before us an astonishing model of including American investigative novels with a structural approach aimed at opening new horizons for this genre, deeply rooted in American literature. Fourthly, we see a wonderful employment of place in serving the work and the narrative fabric, in a way rarely seen in world literature. And if the significance of this book were based solely on these pillars, that would suffice us, but it is certain that those who read "New York Trilogy" with love