French writer. Inspired modernism and had a tendency to write long, meandering run-on sentences that reflected the character's mental state more than plot. Remebrance of Things Past was a sort of episodic autobiography where the author/narrator sort of skips through his life anachronistically based on what specific details his memory would bring up rather than structuring it into the traditional linear narrative.
...I think. I haven't actually read it. :D
And no, I think we've read about the same amount. Different ones, but the if I count the Discworld series as just 1 book instead of 30, then yeah, around the same. So we can be illiterate schmucks together! Huzzah!
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Date: 2006-11-05 11:50 pm (UTC)...I think. I haven't actually read it. :D
And no, I think we've read about the same amount. Different ones, but the if I count the Discworld series as just 1 book instead of 30, then yeah, around the same. So we can be illiterate schmucks together! Huzzah!