Whither Steely?

[Henry M]

Aw, c'mon Steely. Can't speak for the whole list here, but I know 
that I'm not alone in generally enjoying your posts. I, for one, 
can't say that about all p-listers. Don't go away mad. (pause) Why go 
away? Are ya gonna unsubscribe, or are ya gonna lurk, waiting for 
Ahab?

> Date:          Fri, 13 Dec 1996 10:08:55 -0700
> To:            pynchon-l at waste.org
> From:          sitka at teleport.com (Steelhead)
> Subject:       The Tom and Harry Show

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> Henry of Navarre strikes next, with:
> 
> >The CIA/Drug Trafficking story sounds interesting. Where is it
> >published?
> 
> As advertized the story is in this week's edition of the Texas Observer,
> which is online. Don't know the address. This is part of a chapter of our
> book on the CIA and Drug Trafficking--which I am shamelessly taking the
> opportunity to plug on my last appearance here in Pynchon-l Hell (Hey, up
> there, St. Tom's Mom--They put a few more down here today, didn't
> they?)--titled White Out: CIA, Drugs, and Money due out in April, from
> Common Courage Press.
> 
> >As to Steely, I'm beginning to think that he has published some
> >fiction.
> 
> Very, very funny. One novel (Living Under Architecture)--too chickenshit to
> send to publishers--dozens of ss's, one of which is still kicking around
> out there, titled In the Wake of Everyday Life. It's an awful merger of the
> styles of Raymond Carver and Barry Hannah. I don't recommend the
> experience.
> 
> Steely
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