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Reading Response Six: Crying of Lot 49
It was a frightening night, there was loud thunder that sounded like it was striking only feet away from the house. Oedipa Mass couldn’t stop pacing around the house; trying to put together the reaso… more →
Spoils of War
The Crying of Lot 49 Reading Response
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paigefmiller wrote 1 month ago: As lot 49 approached its turn in the auction, Oedipa could feel every muscle in her body tensing up. … more →
Response 6 Part 1
Krystal Sardinas wrote 1 month ago: Oedipa was struggling with all of the new information in her head. She had been walking through stre … more →
The Crying of Lot 49: An Elusive Epilogue
jbrousseau wrote 1 month ago: “Oedipa…” Is that Genghis? Oedipa can hear Genghis, but she can’t see him. She wonders at the darkn … more →
Reading Response Six: Crying of Lot 49
mtamayo13 wrote 1 month ago: It was a frightening night, there was loud thunder that sounded like it was striking only feet away … more →
The Crying Of Lot 49
paigefmiller wrote 1 month ago: In our class discussion today, there was a point made that made me really think about the book and h … more →
Crying of Lot 49
Krystal Sardinas wrote 1 month ago: I’m finding this novel at times confusing to keep up with, but overall interesting. Oedipa Maa … more →
Blog 11: Crying of Lot 49
mtamayo13 wrote 1 month ago: The whole beginning of class discussion on The Crying of lot 49 really interested me on the whole ta … more →
Sawasdee Bangkok
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Olivia wrote 1 month ago: To quit life and become a nomad gypsy spending it meandering countries huddled alongside the immense … more →
Kicking the cold, reflecting on reading
Nicole wrote 2 months ago: I’m slightly less sick now. Thanks to all of you faithful blog followers who have been diligen … more →
Book of the Week: The Crying of Lot 49 (Thomas Pynchon)
unlikely-aristotle wrote 4 months ago: I should wait until I’ve actually finished reading this book to review it, but this isn’ … more →
Pynchon
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brainistheweapon wrote 5 months ago: Apparently Pynchon will have a new book out this year. No, not Infinite Jest. But Inherent Vice. … more →
random stuffs
iheartralphnad wrote 11 months ago: 1. Being on a long busride teaches me creative ways to fall asleep. 2. Getting too drunk and missing … more →
brb crying (killing people in the process)
cryingdowi wrote 1 year ago: OH NO I AM NOT GOING TO CRY I AM GOING TO SHOOT SOMEBODY AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA STUPID HARRY STUPID RO … more →
"What is it about treasure that makes history so fascinating?"
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deepfreezebatman wrote 1 year ago: I guess I’ve been in the mood for some high-paced action-packed historical conspiracies: Not s … more →
2 - The Crying of Lot 49 by Thomas Pynchon
ohdearanotherusername wrote 1 year ago: Oedipa Maas wanders into a quasi-invisible conspiracy to desert the U.S. Postal Service. Is it apoph … more →
The Crying of Lot 49 by Thomas Pynchon
s.m.h. wrote 1 year ago: Buy it at Amazon.com The 150-word Review: If you find Thomas Pynchon intimidating, you’re not … more →
Against the Days and Days and Days... Part III: Musical Musings on Pynchon
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Dave wrote 1 year ago: So I’ve been taking my time on posting this last entry on Against the Day, partially because I … more →
The Crying of Lot 49 by Thomas Pynchon
Ben wrote 2 years ago: The Crying of Lot 49 is a book that has been on my radar for a while, but I’ve discovered shor … more →
