Pike: Life Beneath New York

[Sean Mannion]

Hi Rob,

that's no problem at all - i can receive mail at my university email address 
(which i'll send to you shortly - i don't use it for the list because it's 
not big enough to cope with the traffic of lists, generally speaking) - it'd 
be great to have a read of that since Pynchon's making up an inordinately 
huge part of my current study (with city literatures and subcultures as 
well). I'd be hugely grateful.

Cheers
Sean

>From: jbor at bigpond.com
>To: "Sean Mannion" <third_eye_unmoved at hotmail.com>
>Subject: Re: Pike: Life Beneath New York
>Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 23:34:20 +1000
>
>Hi Sean
>
>I'd be happy to send the pdf to you, along with any others that I have 
>access to, if you'd just be so kind as to verify your identity and indicate 
>that it's "for educational purposes" (to comply with copyright here) - 
>sorry for the imposition. What people generally provide is a work or 
>university email or some sort of on-line verification which corroborates 
>their identity.
>
>with best wishes
>Rob Jackson
>
>On 13/07/2005, at 10:40 PM, Sean Mannion wrote:
>
>>Hi, is there a .pdf file available online somewhere?
>>
>>Cheers,
>>SEan
>>
>>>From: jbor at bigpond.com
>>>To: pynchon-l at waste.org
>>>Subject: Pike: Life Beneath New York
>>>Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 00:36:30 +1000
>>>
>>>Fantastic article on some of the reports, ethnographies, literature and 
>>>films which have utilised stories of and from the urban subterranean, and 
>>>the racial, social and political subtexts and symbolism contained 
>>>therein. Refers to Pynchon's sewer episodes in _V._ in detail, 
>>>documenting Pynchon's influences and literary precursors and some of 
>>>those works influenced by him, such as Matt Ruff's _Sewer, Gas & 
>>>Electric: The Public Works Trilogy_:
>>>
>>>'Urban Nightmares and Future Visions: Life Beneath New York'
>>>by David L. Pike, _Wide Angle_ 20.4, October 1998, pp. 8-50.
>>>
>>>Pdf available.
>>>
>>>best
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
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