by Michel Houellebecq
““...without a certain disproportionality of scale, without the juxtaposition of the minute and the limitless, the punctual and the infinite, there can be no vertigo... the characters move between precise coordinates but they are oscillating at the edge of an abyss.”
“...without a certain disproportionality of scale, without the juxtaposition of the minute and the limitless, the punctual and the infinite, there can be no vertigo... the characters move between precise coordinates but they are oscillating at the edge of an abyss.”
““...when a female character does intervene in a story (which occurs altogether twice) one feels an odd twinge of bizarreness, as if he had suddenly decided to describe a Japanese person.”
“...when a female character does intervene in a story (which occurs altogether twice) one feels an odd twinge of bizarreness, as if he had suddenly decided to describe a Japanese person.”
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