Is this Pynchon-L or Nabokov-L? WAS Re: Was Reading and discussing Pynchon's texts

[pynchonoid]

pynchonoid:
> Too bad about Pynchon-L, as davemarc likes to
> point
> out, there's no place else on the Internet devoted
> to
> Pynchon's works. But you knew that already.

--- s~Z <keithsz at concentric.net> wrote:

> 
> The Pynchon-L is a fabulous list. I tire of your
> criticisms of it. 


I can easily live without your contributions, too,
Keith. 

I suggest you and your pals take a Pale Fire reading
to NABOKOV-L.

If you care for Pynchon-L, why not respect the only
guideline provided for the list, instead of turning it
into a forum for discussion of Nabokov?

"As far as we're concerned, pretty much any
Pynchon-related topic is OK on this list, from Pynchon
apocrypha through light discussion of our favourite
passages, to litcrit as heavy as you want."
<http://waste.org/pynchon-l/>




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