Comme La Grenouille Sur Son Nénuphar: Roman

Robbins's writing style is so distinctive—I'm curious what influences or experiences shaped his approach to blending satire with deeper themes.

There were parts where the absurdity was so over-the-top that I wondered if Robbins was making a serious point or just poking fun at conventions.

The narrative jumps and quirky chapters kept me engaged but also confused at times. I wonder if this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.