released Mason & Dixon, the
700-page novel-cum-sleep-aid (at
US$27.95, it is cheaper, denser,
and more effective than a
Sobakawa pillow). As one
reviewer gushed - and they all
gushed, like so many Kuwaiti oil
wells during the Gulf War -
Mason &Dixon is a
"rollicking and hugely powerful
book that reconfirms Pynchon's
mesmerizing genius."
Here it is, hard-truth time,
barely halfway through the
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