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**KevinDonae** · 09-26-2009, 06:27 AM

Yeah I know. I feel guilty too. Mea Culpa. Mea Culpa.

The Interrogation won him the Prix Renaudot--a major literary prize. He was only 22--23 years old at the time. I liked it but one could get the sense of incompleteness with it--of a young writer trying to find his voice. I think he hit his stride in his next books--Fever, The Flood.
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Let's keep off thread or a little more hehe.
I read the Flood a few months ago and I think that in that novel he still hadn't found his voice yet. It was surprising to find two completeley different authors from one book, The Golden Fish, to another like the Flood. I created a thread on this book in case you want to check it and continue the discussion on Le Clezio.

09-26-2009, 06:27 AM	#21
KevinDonae Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 347 Senior Member	Yeah I know. I feel guilty too. Mea Culpa. Mea Culpa. The Interrogation won him the Prix Renaudot--a major literary prize. He was only 22--23 years old at the time. I liked it but one could get the sense of incompleteness with it--of a young writer trying to find his voice. I think he hit his stride in his next books--Fever, The Flood. . Let's keep off thread or a little more hehe. I read the Flood a few months ago and I think that in that novel he still hadn't found his voice yet. It was surprising to find two completeley different authors from one book, The Golden Fish, to another like the Flood. I created a thread on this book in case you want to check it and continue the discussion on Le Clezio.
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