Narrative Distance "the price of developing any real life shared with an adult woman" (SL.10)

[David Morris]

Pynchon may satire his boy-men, but it is clear that he also cherishes
them.  He also makes the grown-ups (most, not all) villians.

On Monday, August 17, 2009, Ray Easton <kraimie at kraimie.net> wrote:
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>  His American males are little boys inside, unwilling to pay the price and grow up and into a new inter-dependent relationship--have a family