[KevinDonae]

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.

[kilibry]

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.

Tabucchi's been highjacked by Le Clezio. I have a habit of going off on tangents. I'll have to decline on The flood--because again it's been a while--kind of remember a kid burning his eyes out in the end but maybe that's the wrong one.

I like Antonio though--and would not mind seeing him winning the Nobel this year or in the years to come. They could do a lot worse.

[Vomephems]

This might just be nobel forsight.If Antonio get the price i'll ask you my horoscope.

I'm reading Dream of dreams on the sly,translation of Sogni de sogni correct also in French R?ve de r?ves but not in Spanish El Juego del Rev?s as Daniel mention the title game of dream (which is good but why a translator would know better than the author ?)
Anyway,it's the dream of many artistes Tabucchi admire,Apuleus,Ovide,Rabelais,Francois Villon,Rimnaud,Tcheckhov....They usualy are taken from the work or just freely inpired by the characteres.I love it so far,interesting and funny(baroque?)

And about Le Clezio i wander if LRiley read The desert (maybe the best i read from Le Cleziot so far) as i think it as been translated recently.
I'd be curious to here it here http://www.worldliteratureforum.com/...le-clezio.html

[XangadsX]

I'm reading Dream of dreams on the sly,translation of Sogni de sogni correct also in French R?ve de r?ves but not in Spanish El Juego del Rev?s as Daniel mention the title game of dream (which is good but why a translator would know better than the author ?)
Anyway,it's the dream of many artistes Tabucchi admire,Apuleus,Ovide,Rabelais,Francois Villon,Rimnaud,Tcheckhov....They usualy are taken from the work or just freely inpired by the characteres.I love it so far,interesting and funny(baroque?)

"Sogni di sogni" (1992) and "Il gioco del rovescio" (1981) are two different books.

[Vomephems]

"Sogni di sogni" (1992) and "Il gioco del rovescio" (1981) are two different books.

Thanks.
We have this saying in French to "Turn 7 times your tongue in your mounth before speaking" so i could "Run 7 times around my PC before typing" ,spare you some foolishness and get me some exercises.

[Drugmachine]

I like Antonio though--and would not mind seeing him winning the Nobel this year or in the years to come. They could do a lot worse.

But in my own pre-Nobel reading in the last 3 months they could do a lot better...my planet's* Nobel committee has at least 50 author's ahead of him.




*the inhabitants there all have similar tastes in writing as yours truly and zero socio-geo-politico concerrns...