?ric Chevillard here seeks to clear up a persistent and pernicious literary misunderstanding: the belief that a novel's narrator must necessarily be a mouthpiece for his or her writer's own opinions. Thus, we are introduced to a narrator haunted by a deep loathing for cauliflower gratin (and by a no less passionate fondness for trout almondine), but his monologue has been helpfully and hilariously annotated in order to clarify all the many ways in which this gentleman and ?ric Chevillard are nothing alike. Language and logic are pushed to their farthest extremes in one of Chevillard's funniest novels yet.Author: Eric ChevillardPublisher: Dalkey Archive PressPublished: 10/14/2014Pages: 170Binding Type: PaperbackWeight: 0.40lbsSize: 8.40h x 5.50w x 0.40dISBN: 9781628970753Award: Best Translated Book Award - FinalistReview Citation(s): Kirkus Reviews 08/15/2014Kirkus Best Fiction 11/15/2014 pg. 14About the Author?ric Chevillard was born in 1964 in la Roche-sur-yon in the west of France. He published his first novel at the age of twenty-three, and has since gone on to publish more than twenty works of fiction, many of which are available in English, including "The Crab Nebula, On the Ceiling, Palafox, Prehistoric Times, "and" Demolishing Nisard."
