In his most famous and perhaps most typical work, Robbe-Grillet explores his principal preoccupation: the meaning of reality. The novel is set on a tropical banana plantation, and the action is seen through the eyes of a narrator who never appears in person, never speaks and never acts. He is a point of observation, his personality only to be guessed at, watching every movement of the other characters’ actions as they flash like moving pictures across the distorting screen of a jealous mind.
The result is one of the most important and influential books of our time, a completely integrated masterpiece that has already become a classic.
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Robbe-Grillet is a visual novelist for whom perception is intrinsically fascinating but fraught with uncertainty.
One of the most important and influential books of our time, a completely integrated masterpiece that has already become a classic.
One of the most important and influential books of our time, a completely integrated masterpiece that has already become a classic.