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'The Possibility of an Island,' by Michel Houellebecq: Clones Behaving Badly
'The Possibility of an Island,' by Michel Houellebecq: Clones Behaving Badly
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Michel Houellebecq's scandalous hero — make that heroes — live through their own decline, and that of humanity.
Review by STEPHEN METCALF
'The Possibility of an Island,' by Michel Houellebecq: Clones Behaving Badly
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