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[Dave Monroe]

Good point, even given the extra added contention the
not infrequent readings of Pynchon's nonfiction seems
to lead to here.  Plus bonus points for certain
canonical disputes (for a living author, at that (!)).
 Reminds me, Derrida on Nietzsche's luandry lists in
Spurs/Eperons, but ...

Me, I can always read Vineland on my own, but, on
reflection, I NEED an incentive to reread Slow Learner
(which, of course, come with its own nonfiction
piece).  And, whilst I STILL think, Vineland, Now More
than Ever (thanks, Toby), after M&D, ESP. after M&D,
we certainly COULD use some less distant shores to
sail for here ...

http://www.montypython.net/scripts/lifeboat.php

Again, something to tide us over 'til a new novel
appears (with Mike Weaver's thematic suggestion
perhaps as the very deep indeed shallows to wade in
betwixt announcement and publication).  Then again,
I'd inevitably join a discussion of cereal box copy
(I've certainly done the research), so ...

--- Otto <ottosell at yahoo.de> wrote:
> Of course this is the Pynchon-list and we could
> consider to do readings of his non-fictional stuff
> too.

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