The writer Paul Auster died at his own home in Brooklyn due to medical complications from the lung cancer he was highly suffering. Paul Auster was a prolific author. He had worked in ‘The New York Trilogy’. He died this Tuesday morning at the age of 77 due to a medical complication from lung cancer that he had been highly suffering from for many days.
The well-known American writer died at his own home in Brooklyn, the bunker from which true works of art have emerged. There he lived with his wife, the writer Siri Hustvedt announced the novelist’s cancer diagnosis the previous year.
Auster was not born in New York but in the neighboring state of New York, New Jersey. As the years passed, he made the Big Apple his own. Especially the borough of Brooklyn. He became quite an icon as his fame grew through works like ‘The New York Trilogy.’
His iconic work publish on yearly basis and his talent showcased with many creations such as ‘4 3 2 1′, ‘The Book of Illusions’, ‘Moon Palace’ and ‘The Brooklyn Follies’ and others. He also wrote a great collection of stories, essays, poems, plays and screenplays. His first work in the world of cinema was his script for the film “Smoke” in the year 1995.