Re: re Re: chuckles re Playboy Japan interview, M&D's Washington

This an interview that seriously preoccupies me, and mark me, not even or especially on account of it´s content. The threading of the answers, the structure of thought itself, is disturbingly incohent. 

I am not in any way worried about political excentricities--my concern sits on considering the possibility, that, at 65, Pynchon´s health may be breaking, or broken already. 

And that would pain me no end.
--Monica

--- Doug Millison <[email protected]> wrote:
>Some people reject the Playboy Japan interview because in it Pynchon
>doesn't come on as a gung ho supporter of Bush's post-9/11 war on terrorism
>-- although that should hardly be surprising, given the way Pynchon savaged
>Reagan-Bush in Vineland, that would be the same Reagan-Bush administration
>that launched the war on terrorism of which Bush Jr's is only the latest
>development.
>
>Why is it so difficult for some people to admit to their particular
>political biases? We all have them.  Meanwhile, it remains funny to see
>somebody with an obvious political angle twisting and turning in a vain
>effort to claim objectivity.
>
>Still LOL about that duty we all have to show respect for the Bush Jr.
>presidency.
>
>
>public domain:
>>blah blah, blah blah, blah
>
>You're funnier when you focus on answering the other fakename P-listers.
>But I love you all the same, of course.

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