So...when do we tear the shrinkwrap off the IV group read?

[Dave Monroe]

On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 6:31 PM, John Bailey<sundayjb at gmail.com> wrote:

> I'll take two. Uh, chapter two. Or any other chapter really.
>
> Would it be better to split the book up into 10-15 page chunks? Some
> chapters, to paraphrase Morrissey, are bigger than others (and some
> chapters' mothers are bigger than other chapters' mothers).

Yeah, I know, but on the one hand, it's simply easier to organzie that
way, and, on the other, a chapter--or a paragraph, or a sentence, or a
word, or ...--is as long as we make it 'round these parts.
Ultimately, we've always been pretty flexible/fluid/whatever here when
it comes to time/topics/whatever, so ...

But, if nothing else, under the assumption that chapters serve as some
sort of coherent unit here.  One doesn't always have that advantage
when it comes to Pynchon novels, but it's something w might consider
as well next time we orbit ack to Mason & Dixon ...
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