portrait of an invisible man

In the essay “Portrait of an Invisible Man” by Paul Auster, he writes about his recently deceased father. A father he did not know very well, one who he endlessly searched for throughout his life, yet seemed to always find himself going into circles and each time he thought he would figure out a piece of his father that he thought he knew other things would just appear and disclaim it. Through no of his …

…up with his father (what he was like then), 2) description of him, his personality, and how he lived, 3) growing up with his own family (father). To Auster, it all began with and uncertainty and many mixed emotions although, throughout writing and discovering it tremendously helped him to understand and somewhat sort out and put together everything. Which in the end lead him to a conclusion, maybe not a complete one, but a conclusion. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**