Paul Auster Quotes

I Woke Up One Day And Thought: 'I Want To Write A Book About The History Of My Body.' I Could Justify Talking About My Mother Because It Was In Her Body That My Body Began.

Paul Auster Quotes: I Woke Up One Day And Thought: 'i Want To Write A Book About The History Of My Body.' I

Paul Auster Quotes: I Woke Up One Day And Thought: 'i Want To Write A Book About The History Of My Body.' I

Paul Auster Quotes: I Woke Up One Day And Thought: 'i Want To Write A Book About The History Of My Body.' I

Paul Auster Quotes: I Woke Up One Day And Thought: 'i Want To Write A Book About The History Of My Body.' I

Paul Auster Quotes: I Woke Up One Day And Thought: 'i Want To Write A Book About The History Of My Body.' I

Paul Auster Quotes: I Woke Up One Day And Thought: 'i Want To Write A Book About The History Of My Body.' I

Paul Auster Quotes: I Woke Up One Day And Thought: 'i Want To Write A Book About The History Of My Body.' I

Paul Auster Quotes: I Woke Up One Day And Thought: 'i Want To Write A Book About The History Of My Body.' I

Paul Auster Quotes: I Woke Up One Day And Thought: 'i Want To Write A Book About The History Of My Body.' I

Paul Auster Quotes: I Woke Up One Day And Thought: 'i Want To Write A Book About The History Of My Body.' I

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