Ninety-Seven: Coronaventing III…Utter Incompetence in Real Time
Posted onIn which we get together and talk about COVID-19, politics, subjunctive space, and Oprah Winfrey.
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Ninety-Six: Just as Pig Is Porking
Posted onIn which we finish discussing chapter one of Thomas Pynchon’s novel, V. Shownotes: If you’ve wondered what a ’53 MG looked like, here’s one: Aug mentions the character Swiss Toni, from the Fast Show. Here’s a clip of some of his best moments. Liam mentioned Joanna Freer’s book, Thomas Pynchon and American Counter Culture: Powells; WorldCat eBook; […]
Ninety-Five: Coronaventing II…V-Cups!
Posted onIn which we get together just for the togetherness we all need in these times.
Ninety-Four: Big in Lithuania
Posted onIn which we kick off Season 6, covering Thomas Pynchon’s first novel, V. We planned to get through the first chapter, but only got through the first two sections of it.
Ninety-Three: Coronaventing
Posted onIn which we get together to talk about Thomas Pynchon’s novel, V, but end up just chatting about COVID-19 and related concerns.
Ninety-One: An Iced Oatmeal Cookie
Posted on05.23: Bleeding Edge In which we finished our discussion of Thomas Pynchon’s Bleeding Edge with this capstone episode looking back at the entire book. And stayed tuned through the end, where we announce which book we’ll tackle next season!
Ninety: It’s Not Logical to Have Bagpipes
Posted on05.22: Bleeding Edge In which we wrap up the book with a look at the final two chapters, 40 and 41.
Eighty-Nine: The Lunacy of Your Own Civilization
Posted on05.21: Bleeding Edge In which we examine chapters 38 and 39 of Bleeding Edge, and go deep into some Mayan mythology just for fun.
Eighty-Eight: All His Babies Illuminating the World
Posted on05.20: Bleeding Edge In which we set out to look at chapters 37 and 38 of Bleeding Edge, but only get to chapter 37. And a note here that there was some internet trouble on the day we recorded. Surely it was Them.
Eighty-Six: Stage Managed by Their Loved Ones
Posted onIn which we discuss chapters 33 and 34 of Thomas Pynchon’s Bleeding Edge.
