Ulysses and the Moral Right to Pleasure

[Monte Davis]

That's a fine, sweet appreciation (although Birmingham might wish it had
been a bit more about his own book than an occasion to revisit Joyce's). I
remember thinking several times during my first reading of GR that only
Ulysses and the Divine Comedy had given me the same sensation of
_plenitude_, of fierce determination to get the whole freaking world on the
page.

"What's the Point? On Comparing Joyce and Pynchon," Brook Thomas, Pynchon
Notes 11 (1983):
   http://www.ham.miamioh.edu/krafftjm/pn/pn011.pdf


On Fri, Jun 20, 2014 at 2:48 AM, Dave Monroe <against.the.dave at gmail.com>
wrote:

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