"Low-lands," part 3a: Discussions & Questions, pg 55-66

[Keith McMullen]

>>> If satire and parody represent forms of flattery, I would further
venture a guess that Pynchon enjoys and values the study of psychology, but
is possessed of a sufficiently critical intellect to see thru much of the
posturing and pseudo-science that populate this fascinating field of
inquiry.  Let me now charge you by the half-hour for giving latin and or
greek labels for the delusions and intrusive thoughts that you are
experiencing.
                                                  truly,
                                                  ruud<<<

Your cute when you're apollonian.