KGB

[still lookin 4 the face i had b4 the world was made]

On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, William Karlin wrote:
>   Ah, lovely...references to "The Prisoner."  I miss that show -- any one 
> know of where to find that on tape?  I've heard it was never to be
> released on video -- perhaps it is just a nasty lie.

*dons asbestos suit (and tie) and wades in*

Hello, all.

_The Prisoner_ is or was available at your local Soulsucker, er, Blockbuster
Video.  Unless you don't have Blockbuster where you are, but I thought they
were Everywhere by now.

>   The event at KGB was fun.  Met some new faces and enjoyed Dave's and
> Chris's readings of their works.  And it seems Catherine P. was holding
> out on us...  I liked the "post-KGB poem", I think she should have been
> Thomas Pynchon #99 or something.

As someone who's been on the list for a whole two days now, permit me to ask
a couple small questions:

1.  Where/what is "KGB"?  

2.  Why is Jules Siegel publishing a book about this list, and who the hell
would pay to read such a thing?  I take it he also has something against
Mr. Pynchon for stealing his girlfriend years ago, or something.  

Either or both of these questions may and probably should be answered by
mail direct to me, rather than to the list.

Thanks in advance,
Max

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