The BEER schedule. Tracy, Kelber asked to be excused so, is all

Fri Oct 18 16:33:40 CDT 2013

I am out of pocket tonight and traveling all day tomorrow.
So, Dave, you're up anytime. 
I think we've shown every chapter might need more time. 

Oops!  Today is only the 18th,  Dave is up on Sunday,  the 20th. 

Bek
see what happens when you retire and all the days look the same?  -  but I do miss 3-day weekends - 

On Oct 18, 2013, at 2:01 PM, Mark Kohut <markekohut at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Here is the baton, Dave.  
> Thank all for ALL the responses, exciting, interesting, fun they were.  
> I hope we fill in the empty spaces below.
> and, more important, keep reading this book like it is an important Pynchon novel by Thomas Pynchon.
> THAT is worth it.
>  
>  
> Chap 1 1---7                                      10/17                      Mark K.
> Chap 2. 8--19                                  10/19                        Mark K.
> chap. 3. 20--29                              10/20                        Dave Monroe
> chap 4. 30--40                                10/21                        Dave Monroe
> Chap 5. 41--52                                10/23                        Dave Monroe
> chap. 6. 53--67                                10/24                        Monte Davis
> Chap. 7. 68--79                                10/26                        Monte Davis
> Chap 8. 80--86                                  10/28                        Bekah
> Chap. 9. 87--95                                10/30                        Bekah
> Chap. 10. 96--111                              10/31                        Fiona
> Chap. 11. 112--119                            11/01                          Fiona
> Chap. 12. 120--131                          11/03                          Lemuel Underwing
> Chap. 13. 132--142                          11/04                        Lemuel Underwing
> Chap. 14. 143--157                          11/06                        
> Chap 15. 158 --169                          11/07                        
> Chap 16. 170--182                            11/08
> Chap 17. 183-195                              11/10                        James Robertson
> Chap 18. 196-208                              11/11                        James Robertson
> Chap 19. 209-216                              11/12                        
> Chap 20. 217-227                              11/13                        
> Chap 21. 228- 236                            11/14
> Chap 22. 237-244                            11/15
> Chap 23. 245--253                            11/16
> Chap 24. 254--262                            11/17
> Chap 25. 263--272                            11/18
> Chap 26. 273-286                              11/19
> Chap 27. 287-299                              11/20                      Peter Petto
> Chap 28. 300-312                              11/21                Michael Baily
> Chap 29. 313-325                              11/22                Michael Baily
> Chap 30. 326-336                              11/23
> Chap 31. 337--346                            11/24
> Chap 32. 347-353                              11/25
> Chap 33. 354--365                            11/26                    Peter Petto
> Chap 34. 366--383                            11/27
> Chap 35. 384--395                            11/28
> Chap 36. 396--409                            11/29                      Keith Davis
> Chap 37. 410-- 424                          11/30                      Keith Davis
> Chap 38. 425--440              first week December      Mark K.
> Chap 39. 441--449                        "                                    "
> Chap 40. 450--464                        "                                    "
> Chap 41. 465--479              first week December            "
> 
> 
> Bekah
> 
> On Oct 12, 2013, at 6:27 PM, Mark Kohut <markekohut at yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> > 'It's the first day of spring 2001, and Maxine Tarnow, though some still have her in the system as Loeffler,
> > is walking her boys to school. Yes maybe they're past the age where they need an escort, maybe Maxine 
> > doesn't want to let go just yet, it's only a couple blocks, it's on her way to work, she enjoys it, so?"
> > 
> > I like the voice, the looseness, the easiness. Jelly Roll Morton on stride piano rolling out the phrases comma by comma,
> > breath by conversational breath. With attitude, is it New York attitude? We've talked about that linguistic
> > style, valley girl new york citified. Defending Maxine's sentimental love of her kids in free indirect discourse. Maxine defending herself.
> > "Free indirect discourse can also be described, as a "technique of presenting a character's voice partly mediated by the voice of the author" [below]
> > 
> > This narratorial intrusion---which starts the book!--has echoes to me of some of the narratorial 
> > intrusions  in, yes, jump on it, Gravity's Rainbow. How off am I?  Only like in Inherent Vice? Not at all? 
> > 
> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_indirect_speech
> > -
> > Pynchon-l / http://www.waste.org/mail/?list=pynchon-l
> 
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