Alain-Robbe Grillet for Mood

I’ve always admired Grillet for his cinematic work, but his literature is just as good. He employed what I can only described as “cinematic” prose to describe details events in a carefully constructed scenario. Isn’t this the today to go, as writers, today? Modern society is drenched with filmbluraydvds and we’re still pondering the paucity of fiction unhampered by excessive (often syntactic) stylistic experimentation. I hope to see the emergence of a truly “cinematic” novel one day, and I thank Grillet for the initiating the undertaking.