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really, Houellebecq

on a side note, the pic-related book is great. It's a collection of short stories, the main one being very famous (but all of them are fine). 20 years ago, every kid would read tales by Marcel Aymé - those called Les contes du chat perché ; I don't think many people still read him, but he writes in a clean, classical manner, and you don't get bored. He's not a "kids" author apart from his tales.

>>9065117
Thanks, i'll definitely check it out ! :)

>>9065040
>Also any recommendations on some good French poets/novelists outside of the school subjects?

Yourcenar, Cioran (not french but wrote in french), Genet.

>>9065484
Yourcenar and Genet don't strike me as "outside of school subjects" authors (but they're great)

>>9065622
"outside of school subjects" is kinda vague desu. I took it as "might not be mentioned in high school" but I was in the scientific curriculum so I don't know.
I posted them because they're from the twentieth century and less known than the Camus, Sartre, Gary etc.