V-2nd C4 *apologia*

[Ian Livingston]

I've heard it said the mind is a dangerous neighborhood, one should
never go there alone, people and things sometimes go in there and
never get out again. I sure understand getting a message or two
confuted in the maelstrom.

On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 5:27 PM, Dave Monroe <against.the.dave at gmail.com> wrote:
> Sorry, a thousand pardons, mea culpa, mea culpa, I honestly thought I
> was STARTING sometime in August, rather than FINISHING on the 8th
> (having, uh, started, as I didn't, July 26th), so ...
>
> Have been preoccupied with much, and the computer I normally use has
> (again) succumbed to some sort of virus, but @ least i'll have
> (presumably, hopefully) regular access to this one in the meantime.
> Normally I'd simply have stockpiled @ least a couple/few (dozen) notes
> ahead of time, but ...
>
> Well, give me a little bit here, tomorrow's going to be taken up by a
> buncha personal business (which it the only kind I have these days,
> alas), MIGHT be out of town Saturday/Sunday, but i'll hit this as hard
> as I can when I can, and should have all next week to catch up, so ...
>
> Did pick up a new copy of the novel for this, by the way, using the
> current HarperPerennial Modern Classics ed. ...
>
> http://www.harpercollins.com/books/V-Thomas-Pynchon?isbn=9780060930219&HCHP=TB_V.
>
> --note, by the way, that the HP logo looks like a pimentoed olive ...
>
> http://www.harpercollins.com/imprints/index.aspx?imprintid=518008
>
> ... but I DO have the other eds., plus J. Kerry Grant's A Companion to V. ...
>
> http://www.ugapress.org/index.php/books/companion_to_v/
>
> ... @ hand, so if anyone needs alternate pagination.  Okay ...
>



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