New Pynchon Novel Title to be Revealed Within the Next Week

[Ghetta Life]

Gravity's Rainbow was a very highly structured an unified novel.  It was 
wide-ranging and plumbed great depths, but all in the service of unified 
themes.  Likewise V.  His best novels IMHO.

Some might say MD was also thus disciplined, but I think it was rambling and 
just a little too joky, toying with ideas related to V & GR, but never with 
the same depth.  I'm fearing the new one might be even less disciplined than 
MD.

Ghetta

>From: Dave Monroe <monropolitan at yahoo.com>
>
>--- Ghetta Life <ghetta_outta at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > The description itself makes me a little nervous about what kind of book 
>he's going to deliver.  It seems like it's going to ba an over-the-top 
>scatter shot novel including even the kitchen sink.
>
>Unlike, say, Gravity's Rainbow, or Mason & Dixon, or V., or The Crying of 
>Lot 49, or Vineland ...
>

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