Michel Houellebecq begins writing "The Possibility of an Island".
« I've started a novel, and I think I'll be traveling and communicating very little in the coming months
1.200€
« I've started a novel, and I think I'll be traveling and communicating very little in the coming months
1.200€
Michel HOUELLEBECQ (1956-)
Autographed card signed to his Dutch translator, Martin de Haan.
An oblong 12mo page on the back of a maritime view of the Costa de Almeria.
Autographed envelope. [Almeria. February 11, 2004]
"I've started a novel..."
A rare and friendly card to his translator, newly settled in France, informing him that he is embarking on writing his new novel, The Possibility of an Island.
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“Martin, I hope the people of Morvan are treating you well, and that you’re happy to be in France . As I’m settling in here, I’ve decided to rent a post office box to lighten Mr. Stuyvesant’s load […] I’ve started a novel, and I think I’ll be traveling and communicating very little in the coming months. Take care, best regards. Michel Houellebecq.”
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The possibility of an island , the author's fourth novel, was published by Fayard in 2005 and awarded the Prix Interallié.