AtD -- How Will You Read It?

[kelber at mindspring.com]

Having benefitted from a streak of anarchy infecting a couple of booksellers in Brooklyn, I've already had ATD for 3 days, and am approxiamately 1/3 of the way through (I'm unemployed and my teen-aged kids are pretty self-sufficient at this point).
No spoilers, except to say that it's been hard to tear myself away and that I have both positive and negative comments to make at a later date.

Laura

-----Original Message-----
>From: Ande <andekgrahn at olympus.net>
>Sent: Nov 21, 2006 11:45 AM
>To: Pynchon-L <pynchon-l at waste.org>
>Subject: Re: AtD -- How Will You Read It?
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>IF I have copy by Thanksgiving Weekend--hopefully in wonderful lost
>3-day weekend of reading all night under the covers and sleeping till
>noon like a teenager and then reading all day...leftovers and tomato
>soup for sustenance...it seem so indulgent and selfish, but I don't want
>to read this novel in moments or increments of minutes, or to fill time
>between one place and the next--and I won't have people to talk to about
>it with in the physical plane until I finish it and pass it on...and 
>what a wonderful
>way to spend the Weekend after Thanksgiving "Not Shopping"
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>Tim Strzechowski wrote:
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>>   I often wonder how many of us do our "serious" reading -- on the morning
>>   train en route to work, in the evening with a cold bevearage, or perhaps
>>   whilst sitting on the toilet.
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>>   Some of us have AtD already ... some of us will get it tomorrow.
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>>   How will *you* be reading AtD over the next few weeks/months?
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