Picasso and Pynchon
Robert Bruno
brunnr01 at mclb91.med.nyu.edu
Wed Feb 21 12:00:53 CST 1996
I found it interesting that someone compared TP to PP. This actually
increased my understanding of what TP is doing in his writing, and
basically caused me to reconsider my statement that TP's portrayal of
"flat" characters is a weakness. Far from a weakness, TP's relentless
stabs at the the status quo of realism is (or was) a call to revolution
for writers, I assume. V. must have had as much a liberating effect on
the literary world as Picasso's early abstract works had on the artists of
his period.
Rob -- still learning
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