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It was never possible for him to be where he was. For as long as he lived, he...
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Paul Auster
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The Invention of Solitude
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It was never possible for him to be where he was. For as long as he lived, he was somewhere else, between here and there. But never really here. And never really there.
( Paul Auster )
[ The Invention of Solitude ]
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