The protagonist of this novel meets up with his ex-girlfriend Anny and is in the process of researching the Marquise de Rollebon.
The protagonist of this novel leaves the archaeological trip he undertook with Mercier after he sees a Khmer statue. The protagonist enjoys the song "Some of these days," and he thinks a bartender's suspenders are changing color. One character in this novel is banned from a library after making advances on a young boy. The protagonist thinks his predicament began when he (*) lifted a stone, and he befriends a person who is reading all of the books in the library in alphabetical order, the Self-Taught Man. The protagonist of this novel meets up with his ex-girlfriend Anny and is in the process of researching the Marquise de Rollebon. For 10 points, name this novel in which an uncomfortable realization comes to Antoine Roquentin, the sufferer of the title condition, written by Jean-Paul Sartre.
The protagonist of this novel leaves the archaeological trip he undertook with Mercier after he sees a Khmer statue.
Nausea [or La Nausee]