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Contemporary Fiction

Holidays in a Coma

fr. Vacances dans le coma · 1994
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Brief Overview

The novel "Holidays in a Coma" by Frédéric Beigbeder delves into the nightlife of Paris through the eyes of the protagonist, Marc Marronnier, an advertising agent. The story unfolds over the course of one night in a trendy nightclub, where Marc observes the eccentric patrons and reflects on life, love, and society. The book explores themes of loneliness, superficiality, and the futility of modern existence, while also critiquing the world of glamour and consumerism. Through a cynical and ironic style, Beigbeder conveys the atmosphere of decadence and the inner emptiness of the characters.

Holidays in a Coma
Date of publication: 26 February 2025
Updated: 4 July 2025
———Original titlefr. Vacances dans le coma · 1994
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