Topic
Postmodern Fiction
8 reading guides and book lists curated by the Editors Reads team.
8 posts
Martin Amis Books in Order: Complete Bibliography & Best Starting Points
Martin Amis's complete bibliography in order — from Money and London Fields to The Information and Time's Arrow. Best starting points for new readers.
Where to Start with David Foster Wallace: A Reading Guide
Where to start with David Foster Wallace — whether to begin with Infinite Jest, Brief Interviews with Hideous Men, or The Pale King. A complete reading guide.
Where to Start with David Mitchell: A Reading Guide
Where to start with David Mitchell — whether to begin with Cloud Atlas, Black Swan Green, or The Bone Clocks. A complete reading guide to Mitchell's novels.
Where to Start with Don DeLillo: A Reading Guide
Where to start with Don DeLillo — whether to begin with White Noise, Underworld, or Libra. A complete reading guide to DeLillo's major novels.
Where to Start with Paul Auster: A Reading Guide
Where to start with Paul Auster — whether to begin with The New York Trilogy, Moon Palace, or Oracle Night. A complete reading guide to Auster's postmodern fiction.
Where to Start with Umberto Eco: A Reading Guide
Where to start with Umberto Eco — whether to begin with The Name of the Rose, Foucault's Pendulum, or his essays. A complete reading guide to Eco's novels.
Books Like The New York Trilogy: 11 Novels That Dissolve Identity and Form
If Paul Auster's New York Trilogy left you unsettled and exhilarated by fiction that uses detective conventions to dismantle the self, these novels pursue the same unsettling questions.
Paul Auster Books in Order: The Complete Reading Guide (2026)
Paul Auster published eighteen novels and several works of memoir and non-fiction between 1982 and 2023. This guide covers where to start, the major themes that connect his work, and the best order to approach his complete bibliography.
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