Contemporary Fiction

[pynchonoid]

That's right, both/and.  We read new books and classic
books, most of the people here at Pynchon-l, an
eclectic list judging from the books that people
mention.  It's a good place to get ideas for books to
read. 

And I still think most new books aren't worth the time
and trouble, but I don't let that stop me from reading
new books when I find an interesting one.



> >I think, if you watch the books, new and otherwise,
> >that are discussed here, that's exactly what some
> of
> >us are doing as we find new things to read, one way
> or
> >another. Seems to me you're arguing with yourself.
> 
> 
> 'All the more reason to return to the great books
> already published.  Most of what's new, in any
> field,
> is not worth a second glance, imo.'
> 
> 
> 
> It seems that at this point everybody is arguing
> with themselves. Let my 
> make it as simple as possible. Do you read new books
> or not? Do beleive that 
> there will be a significant new author in the near
> future?
> 
>
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