In *Annihilation*, Houellebecq presents a complex narrative that delves into contemporary dilemmas such as marital fidelity and the inherent commodification of personal relationships, although it might feel erratic.
Michel Houellebecq's notoriety and previous acclaim stem from his unrelenting provocations, yet his latest works struggle under his established reputation, leading readers to question his literary relevance.
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