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Houellebecq Redux

Written by:Chris Mitchell.

Technorati led me to a fine post on Infinite Thought about Michel Houellebecq, from which I will only quote this laugh out loud moment:

One of the best lines for a while in the Houellebecq. The narrator, Daniel, is sitting with a friend of his at a Thomson Holidays club “Miss Bikini” contest in Lanzarote: “I threw a despairing look at Vincent: he was as much at home in this seaside spectacle as Samuel Beckett in a rap video”.

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Posted on November 11th, 2005.


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There’s a good joke about Paul Valery in Atomised, on p242 according to my notes, though I didn’t note down the joke :(

Someone else closer to home posted something about MH recently. Yes, I read him. You must be so proud of me!

http://this-space.blogspot.com/2005/11/decorum-of-michel-houellebecq.html

steve
November 11th, 2005

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