Paul Theroux

by Paul Theroux

Theroux has recaptured the sweep and density of his 1981 masterpiece The Mosquito Coast. That’s some achievement. Full review >

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Alternatively pious and irreverent, this is an uneasy almanac of favorite quotes and advice for the would-be tourist that... Full review >

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by Paul Theroux

Fans of Theroux will say that he hasn’t lost his touch; the more critical will say that he breaks no new ground. Either way,... Full review >

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Whether they realize it or not, Theroux’s characters are all seekers, and all of them wind up on paths much different from... Full review >

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by Paul Theroux

A novel of extremes—rationality and obsession, humanitarianism and selfishness, ecstasy and heartlessness. Full review >

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by Paul Theroux

Blinding Light fails to dazzle, or even illuminate. Full review >

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by Paul Theroux

Material that still leaves you wishing Theroux would chuck the imagineering and get his cantankerous self back on the road. Full review >

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by Paul Theroux

Engagingly written, sharply observed: another winner from Theroux. Full review >

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If you can get past the false modesty of the narrator, whose allusions to his discarded fame only make him sound smug,... Full review >

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