No.14079
thoughts on houellebecqs works?
just finished theelemtary particles, thoroughly enjoyed
what to read next?
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No.14086
Who was he and what did he write?
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No.14109
>>14079
His biography of Lovecraft.
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No.14135
>>14079
frenchfag incoming
The more you read of him ,the less you will enjoy it. He eventually always talk about the same thing always in the same manner.
>western man are untermensch and post-modern environment is highly toxic
I won't say that he doesn't describe it in a good way, but as i said, his work just goes in circle
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No.14644
>>14079
I just started Atomized andI'm liking it. I'll let you know what I think when I'm done with it.
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No.14647
>>14079
platform is the best
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No.14655
All I can think of when he's brought up are his constant references to "large, sagging breasts." Awesome tbh
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No.14689
>>14135
American here. yes, I skipped "platform" for this reason, but read most others. they are very entertaining, and also make me feel comforted (i know this sounds gay). i really enjoy them even if his concepts are repetitious.
i love his description of food, culture, french literary history, and scenes. i feel like i learned a lot about France from it.
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