Fw: TP supposedly to sign M&D copies tonite -- NYC
davemarc
davemarc at panix.com
Tue Apr 1 09:49:29 CST 1997
From: davemarc <davemarc at panix.com>
To: dcmills at sure.net
Subject: Re: TP supposedly to sign M&D copies tonite -- NYC
Date: Tuesday, April 01, 1997 10:47 AM
> From: Dave Mills <dcmills at sure.net>
> Date: Tuesday, April 01, 1997 2:22 AM
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm new to the list, but a long time fan of Pynchon's work.
>
> I found this notice on a NYC website and thought listers in the NYC
> area might be interested:
> TUE, APR 1
>
> One Word: Pynchon
> With the publication of Thomas Pynchon's
> award-winning first novel V., he had the literary
> world waiting with bated breath for its follow-up --
> and Gravity's Rainbow delivered, winning about every
> award worth mentioning whose judges didn't find the
> book "turgid," "overwritten," "unreadable" and
> "obscene." But more than the abstruseness of his
> novels, the mystery of the reclusive Pynchon's
> personal life has piqued readers' interests.
> Especially when, in anticipation of this spring's
> release of his fourth novel, Mason and Dixon, it was
> revealed that Pynchon lives here in New York on the
> Upper West Side. Get your copy of Mason and Dixon
> early tonight -- Pynchon will be appearing at Gryphon
> Books signing advance copies.
>
> - N. Flanders
>
> (Gryphon Bookshop, 2246 Broadway at 80th,
> 212.362.0706; 6pm, FREE )
>
> It appears to be genuine. Here's the URL for where I found the
> notice:
> http://www.totalny.com/outabout/getout/buzz/caltext.shtml#one
>
Looks to me like N. Flanders may be April Fool-foodiddly-oodlin'. A guy at
Gryphon told me no such event will occur.
Naysaying,
davemarc
(Looks like today's a good day for Daves to be a-postin'.)
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