Reading GR

[Henry Musikar]

My recommendation concerning reading GR - it gets easier as you go along. 
Don't worry about what you are missing the first time that you read 
it. After the push-you-back-in-your-seat acceleration of the early 
pages, it's quite a smooth flight until it reachs terminal velocity 
near the end. Just sit back and enjoy the ride <dcny>.

On 26 Aug 96 at 15:33, BobSchulte at aol.com wrote:

> Date:          Mon, 26 Aug 1996 15:33:24 -0400
> From:          BobSchulte at aol.com
> To:            ckaratnytsky at nypl.org, pynchon-l at waste.org
> Subject:       Re: (na)V.(y bluenote and godollfin)

> I'd like to be part of a GR of GR, or any other of TP's work for
> that matter. Slow is good; I can definitely go with SLOW;
> particularly since I haven't been able to get beyond about the first
> 100 pages after several tries. Please include me if this gets off
> the ground. And pardon my stumbling efforts at e-mail. I'm new to
> on-line, so I don't know for sure if I'm doing this right or not,
> all the appropriate etiquette, etc.
> 
> BobSchulte at aol.com
> 
> 

Keep cool, but care. -- TRP