Question: Influenced by Pynch?
The Great Quail
quail at libyrinth.com
Tue Feb 8 15:47:27 CST 2000
Hello, Pynchon List.
Some of you may remember me as the Big Bird; I used to play a
Listmember on the Internet, but then I had to drop off for a bit
while I starred in a few walk-on roles in that "Life" miniseries most
of us seem to find intruding on our Web time. I have actually been
sort of following the threads, though, but I have noticed some
changes, and I remain confused as to why one certain member writes
"FQ" a lot, but it's good to see that the List is still filled with
snipe-fodder and cheerful skewering as well as some amazingly
insightful debates.
Anyway, I'd like to ask a question. Cooper Union in New York is
tossing around the idea of a Pychon celebration, sort of like their
Calvino celebration of last year. (Of course they have as about an
equal chance of the "celebratee" actually showing up.) It is just an
idea at this stage, and may not really fly; but I was asked to
provide a lists of possible contacts -- artists, writers, and other
such figures that have been inspired by Pynchon, and are selfless
enough to admit this and maybe even give a little talk.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Please mail them to me privately,
or to the List, whichever you feel like doing. DeLillo has already
declined, by the way. Also mentioned: Laurie Anderson, Steve
Erickson, and D.F. Wallace. Any comments on these names?
Thanks,
--Quail
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The Great Quail, Keeper of the Libyrinth:
http://www.libyrinth.com
Do you want to see what human eyes have never seen? Look at the moon.
Do you want to hear what ears have never heard? Listen to the bird's cry.
Do you want to touch what hands have never touched? Touch the earth.
Verily I say that God is about to create the world.
--J.L. Borges
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