SLSL quantum physics

[Richard Romeo]

>rather than presenting the reader with how the
> world "is", Pynchon
> is constantly showing how the world is perceived to
> be, and how the
> processes of perception can and do actually alter
> the way the world "is".<<<

I agree with this. Could one say that much of fiction
being written today that draws the most attention is
attempting to present the reader with 'how the world
is'? Is this what readers want, a confirmation of what
they feel themselves or an explanation, for
reassurance?
i.e., they don't want to be mystified? 

Rich




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