The Rocket Dud

[Dave Monroe]

There's no need to argue, Terrance.  Just start in on
the ferschligginer thing.  I have the novel at hand,
even.  As I do the miscellany.  It's all a search and
a click away (again, Glenn, though, good idea posting
the link with the commentary).  If y'all could get
through Pale Fire whilst we were doing Vineland (and
we've been back at it, I'll note), if we can go on
about anything and everything whilst going on about
anything and everything else, well ... but Gravity's
Rainbow is somehow less "esoteric" than a handful of
essays, bbook reviews, liner notes and blurbs? 
Sheesh.  Not only needn't this be an either/or choice,
Terrance, it never has been, and never need be ... so
do it or don't, but don't complain if you won't ...

--- Terrance <lycidas2 at earthlink.net> wrote:

> I argued that we should read GR. 
> I asked Dave Monroe & Tim  Strz. & Co. to give up
> the esoteric list of works we are reading. I think
> this List needs new life and new blood. I
> think the the best way to get the List out of the
> grave is to read GR. 
> I argued my case and they argued theirs. 
> I still don't think we can do both at the same time.
> I'll try again in a few months.


		
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