Gerry Feehily
Articles by Gerry Feehily
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The man who fell to earth
- 05 August 2002
Michel Houellebecq is on the run - from his left-liberal critics in France, from Islamic activists and perhaps even from himself. He talks exclusively to Gerry Feehily about his new life in Ireland
Arts & Culture
Oedipus wrecks
- 21 January 2002
Nouveau Roman - Gerry Feehily on the unlikely return to prominence of Robbe-Grillet
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Into the circles of hell
- 05 November 2001
Commentary - Gerry Feehily on the academic Catherine Millet's surprise bestseller, a book that has scandalised France with its confessions of sexual abandon
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Novel of the week
- 24 September 2001
The Anatomy School
Bernard MacLaverty Jonathan Cape, 355pp, £15.99
ISBN 0224062026
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Sex tourism
- 10 September 2001
The "most exciting writer in Europe" is back. Gerry Feehily, in Paris, reads Michel Houellebecq's Plateforme, the follow-up to Atomised, and a work already denounced in France as "misogynist filth"
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A world on the brink of collapse
- 18 June 2001
The reclusive French writer Michel Houellebecq has been called a misogynist, a nihilist and a pornographer - by his admirers. But who is he? What does he want? Gerry Feehily goes in search of the "most exciting writer" in Europe
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Novel of the week
- 30 April 2001
Hotel Honolulu
Paul Theroux Hamish Hamilton, £16.99
ISBN 0241141303
