words ring true with a couple of
more-current authors who like to
rush stuff into print every
couple of decades: Thomas
Pynchon and J. D. Salinger.
"Into our depopulated pantheon,"
said Fiedler, "we impress
Fitzgerald." And Pynchon. And
Salinger. And almost - but not
quite, thank god - anyone who
can string a couple of
self-important sentences
together.
This spring, of course, Pynchon
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