Portnoy et son complexe«, the 1969 novel that earned American author Philip Roth his sulphurous reputation, is a must-read. The author had already published a collection of short stories ten years earlier, »Goodbye, Columbus«, which was not a success. Nevertheless, Roth's obsessive themes were already present, starting of course with Jewishness. Like all geniuses, Roth is obsessive. Imagine a Tarantino who wasn't obsessive, or a Proust, a Polnareff, a Flaubert or a Kubrick. And there's one obsession that runs through the whole of »Portnoy and His Complex«: sex.
s e l e n n is a young artist from Fribourg who is beginning to make his mark on the music scene in French-speaking Switzerland. Somewhere between folk and calm electro, his French-language indie-rock dream fascinates. Tomorrow, Neuchâtelers will have the opportunity to hear him at the Salon du Bleu Café.
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