Mouthy White Males

[Jeffrey K. Carney]

Say, can you provide subscription info for this Pynchon List?  As a fan,
I'm curious, and others might be too.  Thanks. -- Jeff

>Bonnie, I am, as you might guess, an inveterate reader of Pynchon.  In
>fact, on the Pynchon list we recently had an interesting discussion of
>whether Pynchon is a "men's thing."  No women participated--in fact, I'm
>not sure there are any women on the Pynchon list at all.  The paranoia,
>agonism ,dichotomizing, abstraction, and techno-fetishism in Pynchon all
>make him seem like the quintessential male writer--as a friend of mine said,
>"the new age version of True magazine."  I still love his stuff, but what
>can you expect?