"1984" and "Gravity's Rainbow"

[Michael Bailey]

Robin wrote:
> So—is your  premise that Hamlet is cutting-room floor material or is your
> premise that Hamlet is a "materwork?"
>

somebody's probably going to get me for this, but, umm, "both/and?"


Robin  has posted a lot of good material and he has an awesome stereo system...
Campbel in his short tenure so far has referred to a buncha good books
and quoted Blake and used "Gum Chum", one of my all time favorite
moments in Pynchon, as a topic...

yer both write:
it's a floor wax
("whatinthenameofsenlukeareyouscrubbingthesideoftheflureofthelobbywith?"
although where Joyce goes from there is a laugh-out-loud doubletaker
like the Lumberjack Song...) AND a dessert topping (for "snot
souffle")!


-- 
"I don't like it when people fight, I really don't!" - Chrissie Hynde,
CREEM Magazine interview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vruBhAlYZxM
actually a good old battle royal with runcible spoons or stuffed owls
might be just the thing to dispel the tension...but let's not get
86'd...