Annihilation - Michel Houellebecq
Annihilation, by Michel Houellebecq, takes place in a 2027 France preparing for presidential elections dominated by a television star and his true power behind the scenes, Economy Minister Bruno Juge. Paul Raison, the minister's advisor and the novel’s taciturn and skeptical protagonist, finds himself caught up in a plot that jumps from strange, threatening videos with geometric symbols on the internet to real-life attacks: the explosion of a freighter in A Coruña, an attack on a sperm bank in Denmark, and a bloody assault off the coast of Mallorca. A total novel: political thriller, family portrait, and existential reflection on pain and love.
Michel Houellebecq is one of the most influential and controversial French novelists of the last few decades, author of Atomised and Submission.
- Publisher: Anagrama
- Author: Michel Houellebecq
- Language: Spanish
- Number of pages: 608
- Binding: Softcover
- Genre: Fiction / Political Narrative
Publisher: Anagrama · Shipping: Throughout Chile