Is this Pynchon-L or Nabokov-L?

[pynchonoid]

> > pynchonoid:
> > 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?


--- James Kyllo <jkyllo at clara.net> wrote:
> This is a bit hard to take from the entity
> responsible for more 
> irrelevant, off topic and generally spamming posts
> than the rest
> of the list together

As Otto says, it's easy enough to filter out what you
don't want to read. If you choose to read my posts
you'll just have to take responsibility for your
response. 

I think your math is incorrect, given the megabytes of
stuff with no conceiveable connection to Pynchon that
flows through this pipe courtesy of P-listers other
than me.

I'd be curious what constitutes an "off topic" post,
in your opinion, given your enthusiasm for a group
reading on Pynchon-L of a novel written by Nabokov.  

Among other things, I strive to explore the great,
ongoing question, how do Pynchon's writings relate to
the world in which we live?  Feel free to join me, or
not, as you like.

 
> > "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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