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Michel Houellebecq. What should I read by him first?
And what should I read to prepare myself for him so that I get the most out of him? I've concerned myself with the Greeks, in case anyone is thinking of suggesting that.
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>>9493936
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>>9493936
>And what should I read to prepare myself for him so that I get the most out of him?
He doesn't have hidden depths. He's a pretty mainstream, shallow writer. Buy atomised at the airport and read it on a beach.
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restart with the Greeks
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>>9493979
HAHA! EPIC!
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>>9493946
telepar hemeti ntacl rye s
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>>9493936
I think platform is the best, although I read it a long time ago so maybe I wouldn't like it now. I also enjoyed map and territory. Soumission is OK, the rest is not as good.
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>>9494371
fuck i just bought whatever
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>>9494379
If you're an ornery incel, you'll love it
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>>9494384
I'm not, unfortunately. Bummer. Oh well, just another thing to read, I guess.
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