Forty-One: What’s with All These 1700s Hairdos?
04.15: Gravity’s Rainbow In which we begin our discussion of Book Three of Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow with a look at its first episode.
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Forty: Quantum Mechanics and Football
04.14: Gravity’s Rainbow In which we take a look back at the entirety of Book Two of Gravity’s Rainbow. We’ll be back soon with our discussion of Book Three. Stay tuned!
Thirty-Nine: The Bizarre Cantaloupe Interlude
04.13: Gravity’s Rainbow In which we continue our discussion of Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow with a look at sections seven and eight of Book Two.
Thirty-Eight: An Excellent Question that Leads Nowhere
04.12: Gravity’s Rainbow In which we continue discussing Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow by examining episodes five and six of Book Two. Note: Given that our panelists hail from all about the globe, sometimes various types of electromagnetic feedback and/or interference can produce a less-than-ideal sound-quality. Sorry about this. Note on that Note: We’re not entirely sure that […]
Thirty-Seven: Also, the Kazoo Band
04.11: Gravity’s Rainbow In which we continue our discussion of Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow by looking at sections three and four of Book Two.
Thirty-Six: Can Octopi Even Drool?
04.10: Gravity’s Rainbow In which we begin Book Two of Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow with a look at the first two sections.
Thirty-Five: Pigs, Absolutely!
04.09: Gravity’s Rainbow In which we take a look back at the first book of Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow, “Beyond the Zero.”
Thirty-Four: A Pet Peeve of Norman Mailer
04.08: Gravity’s Rainbow In which we continue our analysis of Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow with episodes nineteen through twenty-one.
Thirty-Three: The X-Men Present Some History
04.07: Gravity’s Rainbow In which we look at episodes seventeen and eighteen of Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow.
Thirty-Two: My God, the English
04.06: Gravity’s Rainbow In which we look at episodes fifteen and sixteen of Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow.
