GRGR 1,7 - (very brief) Victorian architecture / Keesey

[David Casseres]

Robert Coover is worth a look.  I've read three of his novels and
enjoyed them all:  Origin of the Brunists, The Public Burning, and
Gerald's Party.  Like Pynchon, he has a penchant for the
fantasmagorical, and can be funny, heartbreaking, and dirty-minded all
at the same time.

On 12/16/05, Michael Bailey <michael.lee.bailey at gmail.com> wrote:
> I am trying to picture St Veronica's, does anybody know a good example
> of Victorian architecture (I guess ecclesiastical, or maybe
> institutional)
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> Noticed in our local library that Douglas Keesey published a book of
> criticism on Don Delillo.  I've glanced at a couple of his (Delillo's)
> books, but haven't yet got hooked on any of them.  Somebody (John
> Doe?) mentioned a "Coover" (sp?) in the same name as Barth the other
> day, haven't even heard of that party
>
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