Talk:Amélie Nothomb

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[edit] Please cite your sources

I remove the following paragraph until sources are given:

According to the dust jacket of a 1993 edition of Loving Sabotage, Nothomb, at one point, also held the world record for the fastest descent from Mt. Fuji.

Ben ^T/_C 15:21, 13 January 2006 (UTC)

why is the book mercure not included in her literary works\?"