Houellebecq

>>8995768
if he's against Muslamians and pro-white-male-virginity then he's a fucking Hero of the Redpill to me.

He gets a bit repetitive.

He's a genius with an almost flawless body of work

>>8995768
Soumission and Possibility of an Island, if read first, are excellent, with Soumission reflecting the Zeitgeist of the age and the reality of liberal humanism in the 21st century.

Also
>>8995780
Is correct, many of his books are about an aging baby boomer/gen xer sex god who really just wants to get his dick wet, and doesnt care whats going on around him.

>>8995768
Trashy shock-lit designed to outrage middle-class liberals.

(They love it too, but they've always had that masochistic streak.)

>>8995869
Without having read Huysmans or at least his history you would have a hard time with Soumission. The depiction of Islam as both more vibrant than the west as a culture, yet more savage and inhuman in their manners, is walking a fine line. The sex scenes with a perky Jewess may be the outrage aspect.