The Unofficial Thomas Pynchon Guide to Los Angeles

[John Bailey]

Well, IV will certainly enable Pynchon Walking Tours around the area.
God knows I've been sitting on googlemaps for how long here checking
out the locations mentioned.

Actually, I just noticed that the Manhattan Beach house Pynchon
apparently lived in during the 70s (as shown in "Journey into the mind
of P") is on a street that ends in a National Guard Armory. Creepy.

On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 5:42 PM, Carvill, John<john.carvill at sap.com> wrote:
> Hmmmm. Reads like a review written by someone who's read all the other reviews and previews out there, rather than the book itself.
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> Wonder what Pynchon thinks of Wired magazine and its unambivalently wowee zowee view of technology, not to mention its gung-ho attitude to free-market capitalism, etc.?
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> Before any wired fans set their phasers to stun, please note it's years since I saw the inside of a copy of the magazine. But I see it on the desks of people who don't read anything else...
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>> If this is true, I am going to love this book....
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>> WIRED MAGAZINE: ISSUE 17.08
>> Mark Horowitz
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>> Interactive map of Pynchonia:
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>> http://www.wired.com/special_multimedia/2009/pl_print_1708
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