Best novel of the quarter century
bekah
bekah0176 at sbcglobal.net
Sun May 28 09:48:45 CDT 2006
At 6:05 AM +0000 5/28/06, mikebailey at speakeasy.net wrote:
> > -----Original Message-----
>> From: Michel [mailto:mryc2903 at yahoo.fr]
>>
>> Otto schreef:
>> > Which ones are better? Or more important?
>> >
>> > DeLillo? Roth? McCarthy?
>
>which one? Charlie and Eugene both made important contributions.
>And I liked Mary McCarthy's "Birds of America"
But there is only one DeLillo - unless you include that Chevy dealer.
>...but anyway, of Cormac McCarthy is there one with a bitta humor,
>some paranoia and some wordplay, which one can tell when one reads
>it that it has a lot more meanings than one is catching but even so
>is a great tale?
You didn't think that the old Judge and those Indians in the desert
were a tad on the humorous side? -
Btw, speaking of varied authors, I'm in the last hundred pages of
Europe Central by W. Vollmann - has anyone here read it? I checked
the archives and there were some derogatory posts about books way
prior to this one (2005) but nothing since?
Bekah
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