TageRyche
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How is this?
For film, Trans-Europ-Express. For his books, maybe start with The Erasers or The Voyeur. If you can imagine "reading" a film like Marienbad, that's basically what his books are like.i’m yet to see any robbe-grillet, where would you recommend i start?
For film, Trans-Europ-Express. For his books, maybe start with The Erasers or The Voyeur. If you can imagine "reading" a film like Marienbad, that's basically what his books are like.
Djinn and La Maison de rendez-vous are on the list for me as well. As soon as I'm done with Ghosts in the Mirror I'm going back to La belle captive which was actually the first book of his I read, then I'll probably get a used copy of La maison and Djinn which are usually bundled together like Jealously and In the Labyrinth. Djinn I'm particularly interested it due to how it originated as an essay so he's probably playing around with form more than usual in that one.The Erasers is some weird shit. I also enjoyed (if "enjoy" is the right word) The Jealousy. The sense of a camera eye is palpable in all these fictions though. I really want to read Djinn at some point, haven't gotten my hands on a copy yet.
Djinn and La Maison de rendez-vous are on the list for me as well. As soon as I'm done with Ghosts in the Mirror I'm going back to La belle captive which was actually the first book of his I read, then I'll probably get a used copy of La maison and Djinn which are usually bundled together like Jealously and In the Labyrinth. Djinn I'm particularly interested it due to how it originated as an essay so he's probably playing around with form more than usual in that one.