The Jewel of P-listers' library

[Ya Sam]

More than impressive!
What hath DeLillo done to deserve thine ire?

>The jewel of the crown is without a doubt my first hardcover edition of GR, 
>closely followed by my first editions of V. and Lot 49. In the event of 
>fire, after getting my daughter, my wife and my Pynchon first editions (in 
>no particular order) out of the burning building, I'd return into the 
>flames and try to save my first editions of William Gaddis' 'The 
>Recognitions' and 'JR', Flann O'Brien's 'The Third Policeman', David Foster 
>Wallace's 'The Broom of the System' (only 1200 printed of those) and 
>'Infinite Jest' (signed), William Gibson's 'Neuromancer' (the original Ace 
>paperback), and Martin Amis' 'Money'. Plus, I'd take my reading copy of GR 
>along as well - can't go without that for more than a couple of days. On 
>the other hand, I would have no qualms about leaving my signed first 
>edition of Don DeLillo's 'Underworld' behind to be consumed by the flames.
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