This analysis reviews Pynchon's complex relationship with privacy, highlighting its significance in his life and work.
In a fascinating LA Times piece published today, it is remarked, in conversation with a close friend of Thomas Pynchon that: So why don't we? Why don't those of us for whom Pynchon is a professional, and personal, interest do this? The answer, to me, seems self explanatory, but before answering, it's worth giving a brief history of Pynchon's stance on privacy. Featured image: Pynchon's hand giving a V-Sign around the door. From the LA Times.
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