A Certain Experience of the Impossible is by far my favorite novel of the last couple of years. It reminds me of a quirky Hesse, or a European Paul Auster. It's an epic tale about coincidence and possible insanity, where the characters involved live their lives according to the dreams they have - which they presumably hope will drag them away from their everyday existences... For me the story also has a strange thriller feel to it - there's always something a little bizarre going on in the peripheries, which you can't quite put your finger on.
I have looked for more by Jean Bonnin, but can't seem to find anything. Possibly, there's something obscure out there that I can't find - or maybe this is all there is. If anyone has heard of another book by the same author, please post some info' about it...
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