european son /: pynchon mention in conference review

[Malignd]

 Paul Mackin:

<<Plus of course After Many a Summer Dies the Swan.>>

This was the first to come to my mind.  The Loved One
is another winning choice.

Kafka's AMERIKA (The Man Who Disappeared) is reissued,
newly translated.

Wouldn't call it great, but Martin Amis's Money is
mostly about America and worth reading.

RRomeo:

<<but they are more in the Corrections vein--large in
scope but pretty much realistic narratives ...>>

And this is a bad thing why?

And (by the way) didn't you say you found (Philip)
Roth and Nabokov boring?  Care to elaborate?
  



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