Action, Jackson!

[Steven]

	Me three.  V is the most clearly bi-furcated of his works, the two  
strands, seemingly separate, braiding together gradually into the one  
thing.  I miss the more sonorous tone he struck in that first book's  
Stencillian chps.  It's still present in GR, but the clownish,  
satirical side of him has dominated his work since.

	Steve


On Aug 14, 2006, at 5:02 PM, jd wrote:

> I, too, am of the opinion that V is second only to GR in the Pynchon
> books, for what it's worth...
>

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