miker wrote:
"It's definitely well into the dissolution of self that is so
popular in postmodernism, and it's the most successful effort
in that direction that I've read. It was written well before
the postmodern movement began. That probably has something to
do with it."
Robbe-Grillet called what he was doing the "New Novel," wrote
about it in For a New Novel: Essays on Fiction.
If you're interested in reading his works that are closer to
crime fiction, try The Voyeur or The Erasers, his most (but
still not really) orthodox novel.
Mark
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