way WAY behind

[Richard Romeo]

have paid filmic homage to GR, to a greater or
>lesser degree I guess. I imagine writers such as Salman Rushdie, DFW, Wanda
>Tinasky, Larry Daws &c get onto this list as well: fans of TRP who
>acknowledge and celebrate the influence of Pynchon on their own work.
>Discussion list pretenders *don't* count, of course.
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Michael Chabon's Adv. of Kavalier & Clay abounds with TRP homages:  Kavalier 
whistles "frenesi" in one scene, e.g.  A book I should have liked but was 
not "weird" enough for me, despite some good scenes with a golem. Expected 
less of a straight-forward story, I suppose

Rich



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