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[David L. Pelovitz, Ph.D.]

On Fri, 11 Oct 1996, Christopher Tassava wrote:

> davemarc wrote:
> > Re: The New York Times Magazine, 9/29/96
> >
> > "What works created in the late 20th century will still be discussed,
> > viewed, read and cherished 100 years from now?"
> > 
> > Bookwise, Cynthia Ozick picks "Humboldt's Gift" by someone named Saul
> > Bellow.  Senior book critic Michiko Kakutani chooses Don DeLillo's "White
> > Noise."  And photographer-author Luc Sante selects "Gravity's Rainbow."
> > Hey, looks like we're ahead of the curve...or is it the rainbow?

> > davemarc
> Ever since seeing a similar post a couple of days ago, I've been dying
> to know what the rest of the list looks like?  Anyone care to post it to 
> the list or mail it to me.  I'd really love to see it.

That's the whole list.  At least the whole list of fiction (the
overall list has other categories like film and music).  While
I wouldn't have removed any of these (well, I'm of the mind that
"Herzog" is better than "Humboldt's Gift"), I would have liked
to  have seen a few other books make the list.
	
David Pelovitz - pelovitd at gusun.georgetown.edu