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  • Pierre Mertens

    …emerges in his third novel, Les Bons Offices (1974; “The Good Offices”), a satire on Western intellectualism in which his Belgian hero Sanchotte, a Cervantean hybrid, finds himself caught between Europe and the Middle East. Terre d’asile (1978; “Land of Refuge”) is a rich, flowing metatext about the experiences of…

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    …emerges in his third novel, Les Bons Offices (1974; “The Good Offices”), a satire on Western intellectualism in which his Belgian hero Sanchotte, a Cervantean hybrid, finds himself caught between Europe and the Middle East. Terre d’asile (1978; “Land of Refuge”) is a rich, flowing metatext about the experiences of…

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