Finished!

[Henry]

Thanks for asking.

I started missing reading ATD as soon as I finished reading it.  It was the
most fun reading (for me) of Pynchon's books, with the possible exception of
GR, which was a more difficult read (particularly that first time through).
Though as chock-full of associations, it's not as deep as GR, of course, and
perhaps not as serious as M&D, but I find ATD to be a more personal/caring
work, and hopefully NOT a swansong. 

Henry M 
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From: Ya Sam

Your impressions, evaluation, the place in Pynchon canon, etc. ?

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>Whew!