Reading "V."?

[David Morris]

And I'm late, as Esther said...
I've lost a little steam for this project (but I will start VV(17) posts later
this week), partly because I'm increasingly finding these "real" scenes in _V._
- those set in a time and place centering on Benny - as tiring compared to the
more exotic location-time scenes.  Titilation-whore am I.

But I think more and more that Pynchon is not really interested in telling a
storey.  He only uses stories as vehicles for a philosophical crossword puzzle.
 In this regard I see _V._ as a less-developed and shorter GR, both sharing and
discarding elements of philosophy (AKA "religion," Terrance).

--- Samuel Moyer wrote:
> Yes, there are many on the list... Here is the reading schedule
> 
> >VV(17) Chapter 13, pp. 367-392, May 28 David Morris
> >VV(18) Chs. 14-15, pp. 393-423, June 11 Dave Monroe
> >VV(19) Chapter 16, pp. 424-455, June 25 Samuel Moyer
> >VV(20) Epilogue I, pp. 456-476, July 9 Your name here.
> 

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