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Alain Robbe-Grillet: Critical Review by Michael Sheringham

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SOURCE: “Corinthian Casual,” in Times Literary Supplement, October 7, 1994, p. 12.

In the following review, Sheringham offers tempered criticism of Les Derniers Jours de Corinthe. “If not for the pinch of irony which still enlivens Robbe-Grillet's writing, and his authentic merit as a stylist (often self-consciously paraded),” writes Sheringham, “few readers … would be likely to stay the course.”

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