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Published in 1984, this contains five of the author's early stories?written between 1958 and 1964?along with an introduction.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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A collection of the five stories that launched the outstanding American novelist's career includes an introductory essay in which he sketches the milieu in which he began writing. Reprint. 20,000 first printing.
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for those intimidated by the later works, this is a sight for sore eyes. highly readible yet i would argue that "under the rose" is one of the lesser works of the collection. it seems that most reviewers use this as insight into his later works but for standing upon its own two literary legs. . . . great work. keep in mind that he wrote 4 out 0f 5 while still in college (one as an undergrad and the others, we can assume, as a grad student). the introduction is worth the price of the book, as many have also stated.
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This is not a book that can just be read for pleasure on its own. It is very much part of Pynchon's work and has to be seen as such. The introduction is definitely interesting and surprisingly revealing. He seems to dislike CL49, and even admits that his own anoymity is due to his belief that fiction is "too autobiographical", although he goes on to admit that almost every knows that part of the writer's life must go into his work, whether he wants it to or not. So perhaps this is a clue that his later works, perhaps most obviously Vineland, are more autobiographical than, say, V - which he reveals was robbed from a Baedeker he found in a secondhand book shop. The "Under the Rose" story is very interesting, probably the best in the collection. It is highly revealing for those puzzled by V (which means just about everyone). Indeed, although I read V a long time ago, I found this story did clear a lot up in my mind. It clarifies the idea that V is this odd woman who appears at crucial moments in history - she is, in this story, Victoria, but more generally she is a Venus that follows the hapless Goodfellow. Not all the stories are good. As Pynchon admits in his intro, parts are heavy going for the reader who wants enjoyment. But they are still fascinating for the Pynchonite who wants to humanise and demythologise the great man, and who wants to see how he found his style, despite him being a selfconfessed "slow learner".
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The intro is definately worth the book...however the last story is awesome (the secret integration) and is miles better than the other ones in the book.
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Interesting, Fascinating . . .
These five stories are all worth reading. "Entropy" is no doubt his most famous; first anthologized in BASS and, since then, numerous other places (even Norton... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 29. Mai 2000 von Stacey Cochran
This might be the closest we ever get to a TP autobiography
Yes yes yes, as omnipot says, it's fascinating to read this book to examine the learning curve that Pynchon climbed as a young man, but I felt that the most rewarding parts of... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 1. Oktober 1998 veröffentlicht
A Fascinating Introduction
For those who find Thomas Pynchon frighteningly intimidating (and who doesn't?), a perusal of these stories will quickly bring The Man down a few notches where you can be certain... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 12. Juli 1998 veröffentlicht
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