duchovny dis

[Erik T. Burns]

http://tinyurl.com/am6k6

wondering whether that last crack (see below) is directed at the book, or at
the interviewer. (if the latter, it's pretty funny. but i doubt it).

etb

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-I was at Yale. I was writing on contemporary stuff. Mailer, Ishmael Reed,
Pynchon. I never got into my thesis. It was called "Magic and Technology in
Contemporary American Fiction and Poetry." Heh. Bestseller! I love Pynchon,
and Mailer can be wonderful. He writes a lot, so it can't be all great. And
Pynchon doesn't write a lot. I loved "The Crying of Lot 49." "Gravity's
Rainbow" was certainly interesting.

-I've got to sit down and read that all the way through sometime.

-No you don't.