What I am looking forward to on the P-List

[Sherwood, Harrison]

>From: 	Eric Alan Weinstein

>How does that Pynchon fellow figure out 
>which words to put where, and how make the 
>whole crazy  novel thing work so good?

I'm thinking it has something to do with his use of an advance beta test
version of Microsoft's NovelWriter Pro 97, now with advanced allusion
control, OLE-aware theme development, and the vaunted Plot Wizard, which
uses an E-Z interview-style interface and built-in Web access to build a
guaranteed page-turning blockbuster, all within the user-friendly
comfort you've come to expect from Windows 95. Pynch turned on Expert
Mode (not for you faint-hearted beginners!) sat back, kicked off his
shoes and pondered the vital question, "Where do you want to go today?" 

That Year 2000 thingy: Is that New Style or Old Style? Anybody given any
thought to that?

Harrison "Give me back my eleven days!" Sherwood