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Cumulative Bibliography, Issues 1 Through 52–53

"Abstracts of the Other Papers Presented at the [Warwick] Conference." Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 176–87.

Alexander, Victoria N. "The Crying of Lot 49 and C. S. Peirce's Theory of Self-Organization." Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 23–39.

Ames, Sanford S. "Coming Home: Pynchon's Morning in America." Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 115–23.

Amiran, Eyal. "'But Who, They?': Pynchon's Political Allegory." Rev. of The Postmodernist Allegories of Thomas Pynchon. Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 167–72.

Arich, Friedrich. "Dogsical Reading: Gravity's Rainbow's Reversals and Reader Response Criticism." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 292–302.

Arich-Gerz, Bruno. "Mindful Pleasure." Rev. of Cognitive Fictions. Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 216–19.

Arich-Gerz, Bruno Friedrich. "Max Sachsa's Bad Karma in Enzian's Bathtub: A Bus Ride Through Gravity's Rainbow 's Textscape." Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 14–23.

Ashe, Frederick. "Anachronism Intended: Gravity's Rainbow in the Sociopolitical Sixties." Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 59–75.

Aso, Takashi. "Breaking Through Pynchon Studies in Japan ." Rev. of Kihara's Thomas Pynchon and Ishiwari's Postmodern Metamorphosis . Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 251–59.

Aso, Takashi. "Pynchon's Alternative Ethics of Writing in V.: The Problem of Authorship in the 'Confessions of Fausto Maijstral.'" Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 7–22.

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Baker, Jeffrey S. "A Democratic Pynchon: Counterculture, Counterforce and Participatory Democracy." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 99–131.

Baker, Jeffrey S. "Publish and Perish." Rev. of The Utterance of America. Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 227–31.

Baker, Jeffrey S. "Taking Liberties." Rev. of Negative Liberties . Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 131–35.

Balitas, Vincent D. "Charismatic Figures in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 9 (1982): 38–53.
   Rev. and rpt. of "Charismatic Figures in Thomas Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow." Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities 1.1 (1977): 2–29.

Barnett, Stuart. "Refused Readings: Narrative and History in 'The Secret Integration.'" Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 79–85.

Bass, Thomas A. "Gravity's Rainbow as Orphic Text." Pynchon Notes 13 (1983): 25–46.

Baxter, Charles. "De-faced America: The Great Gatsby and The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 7 (1981): 22–37.

Bayerl, Elizabeth. "Tangled Hierarchies: Gödel, Escher, Bach and Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 10 (1982): 52–55.

Becke, Rosita and Dirk Vanderbeke. "Chants of Dispossession and Exile: The Yuroks in Vineland." Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 63–76.
   Originally published as "Chants of dispossession and exile: Anmerkungen zum Motiv der Yuroks in Thomas Pynchons Vineland." Zeitschrift für Anglistik und Amerikanistik 40.3 (1992): 214–26.

Benoit, Raymond. "Slothrop Unbound: Shelley's Prometheus and Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 188–91.

Benton, Graham. "Riding the Interface: An Anarchist Reading of Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 152–66.

Berger, Roger A. "Death Was No Enemy: A Note on Thomas Pynchon, Wilfred Owen, and the First World War." Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 105–08.

Bergh, Magnus. "The Courier's Tragedy: Thomas Pynchon and Salman Rushdie in Tune with Each Other." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 188–92.
   Originally published as "Sändebudets tragedi: Salman Rushdie och Thomas Pynchon rimmar med varandra." Bonniers Litterära Magasin 63.3 (1994): 37–39.

Bergh, Magnus. "Pynchon's Swedish: A Footnote." Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 211.

Berressem, Hanjo. "Godolphin—Goodolphin—Goodol'phin—Goodol'Pyn—Good ol' Pym." Pynchon Notes 10 (1982): 3–17.

Berressem, Hanjo. "A Short Note on Pynchon's Sources for 'The Firm.'" Pynchon Notes 15 (1984): 77–79.

Berressem, Hanjo. "Strangely Attractive: The Topology of Psychic and Social Space in Vineland." Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 38–55.

Berressem, Hanjo. "Tristes Traumatiques: Trauma in the Zone:s." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 244–74.

Berressem, Hanjo. "V. in Love: From the 'Other Scene' to the 'New Scene.'" Pynchon Notes 18–19 (1986): 5–28.

Berressem, Hanjo. "Where Has All the Theory Gone?" Rev. of The Vineland Papers. Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 210–13.

Bérubé, Michael. "Twayne in Vain." Rev. of Chambers's Thomas Pynchon. Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 201–04.

Bettridge, Joel. "Prurient Ethics: Representing Multiple Subjectivity in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 53–72.

Bibliography. A regular feature.

Black, Joel. "Postmodernist Fictions: A Review Essay." Rev. of McHale. Pynchon Notes 18–19 (1986): 96–109.

Black, Joel D. "Pynchon's Eve of De-struction." Pynchon Notes 14 (1984): 23–38.

Blaine, Diana York. "Seeing Red: The Female Body and Periodic Renewal." Rev. of The Bleeding of America . Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 154–57.

Blaine, Diana York. "That's 'Post-Bibliocentric' to You." Rev. of Reading Matters. Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 218–20.

Bohm, Arnd. "The 'Cold Sophie' of Gravity's Rainbow ." Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 118–21.

Booker, M. Keith. "Gravity's Novel: A Note on the Genre of Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 61–68.

Booker, M. Keith. "Postmodernism and the Technological Imagination." Rev. of Postmodern Sublime. Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 199–204.

Booker, M. Keith. "A Probable Source for the Title of 'The Small Rain.'" Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 75–77.

Booker, M. Keith. "The Rats of God: Pynchon, Joyce, Beckett, and the Carnivalization of Religion." Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 21–30.

Booker, M. Keith. "Vineland and Dystopian Fiction." Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 5–38.

Bramkamp, Robert. "The Curtain Between the Images." Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 24–34.

Brazeau, Robert. "A Note on 'Pierce Inverarity.'" Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 185–87.

Brooks, Neil. "Perplexing Utopia: Modern and Postmodern Alienation in Vineland." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 180–96.

Brugière, Marion. "Quest Avatars in Thomas Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49." Trans. Margaret S. Langford. Pynchon Notes 9 (1982): 5–16.
   Originally published as "Les Avatars de La Quête Dans The Crying of Lot 49 de Thomas Pynchon." Delta 8 (1979): 143–54.

Bunkley, Brit. "Remarks on Following Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 74–80.

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Caesar, Terry. "Not for Specialists Only." Rev. of Subjects Without Selves and Fables of Subversion. Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 192–98.

Caesar, Terry P. "A Note on Pynchon's Naming." Pynchon Notes 5 (1981): 5–10.

Caesar, Terry. "Pynchon in China." Pynchon Notes 15 (1984): 47–57.

Caesar, Terry. "Pynchon in Life." Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 61–67.

Caesar, Terry. "Recent American Fiction." Pynchon Notes 10 (1982): 45–51.

Caesar, Terry. "Texts of the Text: Citations in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 125–33.

Caesar, Terry. "'Trapped inside Their frame with your wastes piling up': Mindless Pleasures in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 14 (1984): 39–48.

Caesar, Terry. "Travel Writing Unbound." Rev. of Russell's Crossing Boundaries . Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 212–16.

Cain, Jimmie E., Jr. "The Clock as Metaphor in 'Mondaugen's Story.'" Pynchon Notes 17 (1985): 73–77.

Callens, Johan. "Tubed Out and Movie Shot in Pynchon's Vineland." Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 115–41.
   Originally published as "Van buisbaby tot Thanaat in Vineland." Yang 153 (1992): 91–103.

Campbell, Elizabeth. "Metaphor and V.: Metaphysics in the Mirror." Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 57–69.

Carr, David. "Wells and Pynchon, Men of Science." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 132–54.

Cassidy, Eric. "Cyberotics: Markets, Materialism and Method in Pynchon and Deleuze." Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 107–28.

[Cassidy, Eric and Dan O'Hara.] "Thomas Pynchon: Schizophrenia and Social Control." Introduction. Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 7–10.

Celmer, Paul W., Jr. "Pynchon's V. and the Rhetoric of the Cold War." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 5–32.

Chambers, Judith. "The Case for Ethical Rightness." Rev. of The Self-Conscious Novel. Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 135–40.

Chambers, Judith. "Text is a Text is a Text." Rev. of Pynchon's Poetics. Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 196–200.

Clark, Beverly Lyon. "Of Rockets and Sprockets, History and Mystery, Philology and Technology." Rev. of Approaches to Gravity's Rainbow. Pynchon Notes 12 (1983): 48–51.

Clark, Beverly Lyon. "Realizing Gravity's Fantasy." Pynchon Notes 17 (1985): 15–34.

Clerc, Charles. "A Thoughtful Thomas Pynchon." Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 125–26.

Coleman, Paul. "Have You Seen This Man?" Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 112–13.

Coleman, Paul. "How I Learned to Stop Worrying." Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 91–92+.

Coleman, Paul. "Rocketman in the Zone." Pynchon Notes 36–39 (1995–1996): 151.

Conroy, Mark. "The American Way and Its Double in The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 45–70.

Cornis-Pope, Marcel. "Systemic Transgression and Cultural Rewriting in Pynchon's Fiction." Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 77–90.

Corrigan, Michael. "Surprise Birthday Party for Thomas Pynchon." Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 208–15.

Couturier, Maurice. "The Death of the Real in The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 5–29.
   Originally published as Direction de travail: Agregation d'Anglais 410. Draguignan: C.N.E.C./Ministère de L'Education Nationale, n.d. [1985].

Cowart, David. "Baedeker to Pynchon." Rev. of A Reader's Guide to Gravity's Rainbow. Pynchon Notes 5 (1981): 20–27.

Crowley, Denis. "'Before the Oven': Aesthetics and Politics in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 181–98.

Crownshaw, Richard. "Gravity's Rainbow: Pynchon's Holocaust Allegory." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 199–212.

Cullen, Robert J. "Pynchon at the MLA Convention." Pynchon Notes 11 (1983): 3–5.

"Cumulative Bibliography of Pynchon Notes, Through Issue 34–35." Pynchon Notes 36–39 (1995–1996): 153–64.

Curling, Dean B. "An Index to The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 36–39 (1995–1996): 69–81.

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Dalsgaard, Inger H. "Forms of Space and of the Chronotope in Pynchon." Rev. of The Poetics of Chronotope . Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 239–43.

Dalsgaard, Inger H. " Gravity's Rainbow : 'A Historical Novel of a Whole New Sort.'" Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 35–50.

Dalsgaard, Inger H. "The Linking Feature: Degenerative Systems in Pynchon and Spengler." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 97–116.

Dalsgaard, Inger H. "Terrifying Technology: Pynchon's Warning Myth of Today." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 91–110.

Daly, Robert. "Burned by the Hangman: Puritan Agency and the Road Not Taken." Rev. of The Meritorious Price of Our Redemption. Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 205–13.

Darabaner, Richard. "A Possible Source for the Title of 'The Small Rain.'" Pynchon Notes 15 (1984): 69–72.

Daw, Laurence. "The Asymmetry of Life in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 9 (1982): 66–68.

Daw, Laurence. "Banishing the Pesky Demon: The Final Word." Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 99–101.

Daw, Laurence. "The Ellipsis as Architectonic in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 11 (1983): 54–56.

Daw, Laurence. "More on Pynchon on Record." Pynchon Notes 12 (1983): 46–47.

Dawers, William. "That Other Sentimental Surrealist: Walter Benjamin." Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 39–60.

de Kerckhove, Derrick. "Derrick de Kerckhove Replies to J. O. Tate." Pynchon Notes 15 (1984): 83.

Decker, Jeffrey Louis. "'The Enigma His Efforts Had Created': Thomas Pynchon and the Legacy of America." Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 27–42.

Decker, Mark T. "A Proliferation of Bad Shit: Informational Entropy, Politics and The Crying of Lot 49 ." Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 142–56.

Den Tandt, Christophe. "Management and Chaos: Masculinity and the Corporate World From Naturalism to Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 73–90.

doCarmo, Stephen N. "History, Refusal and the Strategic-Essentialist Politics of Pynchon's Vineland." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 173–94.

Duyfhuizen, Bernard. "A Brief Further Remark on 'Pynchon's Anti-Quests.'" Pynchon Notes 4 (1980): 25.

Duyfhuizen, Bernard. "Critiquing the Cartel: Anti-Capitalism, Walter Rathenau and Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 88–106.

Duyfhuizen, Bernard. "Deconstructing Gravity's Rainbow: Introduction." Pynchon Notes 14 (1984): 3–6.

Duyfhuizen, Bernard. "From Potsdam to Putzi's: Can Slothrop Get There in Time? And, in Time for What?" Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 51–75.

Duyfhuizen, Bernard. "Gravity's Rainbow, Operation Crossbow and the Culture of Containment." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 49–58.

Duyfhuizen, Bernard. "Included Middles and the Trope of the Absent Insight." Rev. of Ideas of Order in the Novels of Thomas Pynchon. Pynchon Notes 14 (1984): 75–81.

Duyfhuizen, Bernard. "An Index to Pynchon's Shorter Works." Pynchon Notes 36–39 (1995–1996): 7–34.

Duyfhuizen, Bernard. "A Long View of V 2." Pynchon Notes 5 (1981): 17–19.

Duyfhuizen, Bernard. "Pynchon Anthologized." Rev. of Forms of the Novella: Ten Short Novels, ed. David H. Richter. Pynchon Notes 9 (1982): 69–72.

Duyfhuizen, Bernard. "Starry-Eyed Semiotics: Learning to Read Slothrop's Map and Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 6 (1981): 5–33.

Duyfhuizen, Bernard and Brian Swatek. "An Index to V." Pynchon Notes 36–39 (1995–1996): 35–68.

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Editorial. An occasional feature.

Elias, Amy J. "The Pynchon Intertext of Lemprière's Dictionary." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 28–40.

Eller, Jonathan R. and William E. McCarron. "Pynchon and Glenn Miller." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 193–95.

Ellis, Reuben J. "King Ludd Sets Up Shop in the Zone: Narrator as Trickster in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 18–19 (1986): 66–83.

Emery, Jacob. "Notes on Shatsk as a Gogol Figure." Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 200–03.

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Farrell, John. "The Romance of the '60s: Self, Community and the Ethical in The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 139–56.

Ferrero, David J. "Echoes of Narcissus: Classical Mythology and Postmodern Pessimism in The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 82–96.

Flaxman, Gregory. "Oedipa Crisis: Paranoia and Prohibition in The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 41–60.

Fleischman, Louisa and Burt Weinshanker. "Pynchon Enters the Zone, or: Almost Lost in Translation?" Rev. of Ordnung und Entropie. Pynchon Notes 8 (1982): 54–60.

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George, N. F. "The Chymische Hochzeit of Thomas Pynchon." Pynchon Notes 4 (1980): 5–22.

Gochenour, Phillip. "Anarchist Miracles: Distributed Communities, Nodal Subjects and The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 40–52.

Gochenour, Phillip. "The History Written on the Body: Photography, History and Memory in Pynchon's Vineland." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 169–80.

Gossel, Christoph and Dirk Vanderbeke. "A V and a Naught Spell Infinity." Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 76–82.

Grant, J. Kerry. "Not Quite So Crazy After All These Years: Pynchon's Creative Engineer." Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 43–53.

Green, Martin. "The Crying of Lot 49: Pynchon's Heart of Darkness." Pynchon Notes 8 (1982): 30–38.

Guzlowski, John Z. "The Crying of Lot 49 and 'The Shadow.'" Pynchon Notes 9 (1982): 61–65.

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Hartnett, Michael. "A High School Record for Disturbing the Peace." Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 115–20.

Hassan, Waïl. "This is Not a Novel: The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 86–98.

Hawthorne, Mark D. "'Hi! My Name Is Arnold Snarb!': Homosexuality in The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 65–81.

Hawthorne, Mark D. "Imaginary Locales in Pynchon's Vineland." Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 77–90.

Hayles, N. Katherine. "Fractured Mandala: The Inescapable Ambiguities of Gravity's Rainbow." Rev. of A Gravity's Rainbow Companion. Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 129–32.

Hayles, N. Katherine and Mary B. Eiser. "Coloring Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 16 (1985): 3–24.

Hays, Peter L. "Pynchon's 'Entropy': A Russian Connection." Pynchon Notes 16 (1985): 78–82.

Herman, Luc. "Approach and Avoid." Introduction. Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 9–11.

Herzogenrath, Bernd. "A Possible Source for the Name Oedipa Maas." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 107–09.

Hill, Robert R. "Between Hammerfall and Hammerstroke." Rev. of In a Dark Time. Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 192–93.

Hill, Robert R. "Decoding Community in Pynchon's Vineland: Problematic Definitions for Readers and Characters." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 197–217.

Hill, Robert R. "Rationalizing Community: Victims, Institutions and Analogies for America in Mason & Dixon." Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 124–65.

Hite, Molly. "Influences, Parallels, Filiations." Rev. of Paradoxical Resolutions. Pynchon Notes 11 (1983): 57–62.

Hollander, Charles. "Abrams Remembers Pynchon." Pynchon Notes 36–39 (1995–1996): 179–80.

Hollander, Charles. "Jokes and Puns in Gravity's Rainbow ." Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 204–07.

Hollander, Charles. "Pynchon, JFK and the CIA: Magic Eye Views of The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 61–106.

Hollander, Charles. "Pynchon's Politics: The Presence of an Absence." Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 5–59.

Holton, Robert. "National Fantasies." Rev. of Melley's Empire of Conspiracy . Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 225–28.

Holton, Robert. "Real Imaginary Lines in 'The Secret Integration.'" Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 5–18.

Horvath, Brooke. "Letter to the Editors in Response to Deborah L. Madsen's 'Narratives of the Visto.'" Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 183–85.

Horvath, Brooke. "Linguistic Distancing in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 8 (1982): 5–22.

Horvath, Brooke K. "Safer or Sorrier?" Rev. of The Contemporary American Comic Epic. Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 137–43.

Howard, Jeffrey. "The Anarchist Miracle and Magic in Mason & Dixon." Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 166–84.

Howe, Darcy E. "The Power of Love in Chimera and V." Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 165–71.

Hume, Kathryn. "Interfaces, Transitions, and Moirés." Rev. of The Style of Connectedness. Pynchon Notes 18–19 (1986): 116–17.

Hurley, Patrick J. "Pynchon, Grimm and Swinish Duality: A Note on the Pig Image in Gravity's Rainbow ." Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 208–10.

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Ingraham, Catherine. "A Practical Duplicity." Rev. of Signs and Symptoms. Pynchon Notes 12 (1983): 52–55.

Irwin, Mark T. "Hieroglyphs of Revelation: Thomas Browne and Thomas Pynchon." Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 47–56.

Irwin, Mark. "A Note On 'Porky Pig and the Anarchist' in The Crying of Lot 49 and Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 55–57.

Ivison, Douglas. "Outhouses of the European Soul: Imperialism in Thomas Pynchon." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 134–43.

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Jackson, Robert. "Intertextualism: The Case of Pynchon and Patrick White." Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 60–104.

Jenkins, Ron. "Systemic Waste and the Body Boundary in Pynchon's Fiction." Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 91–110.

Johnston, John. "An American Book of the Dead: Media and the Unconscious in Vineland." Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 20–37.

Jukiri, Stephen and Alan Nadel. "'How Do You Spell Reality?—"O-U-T-A-S-E"': Or How I Learned to Stop Gravity's Rainbow and Start Worrying." Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 81–90.

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Karpinski, Eva C. "From V. to Vineland: Pynchon's Utopian Moments." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 33–43.

Keesey, Douglas. "Essaying Pynchon's Politics." Rev. of Abbas, ed., Thomas Pynchon . Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 166–73.

Keesey, Douglas. "Facing Up to the Reading Dilemma: A Review [of The Fictional Labyrinths of Thomas Pynchon] and Critical Overview of Pynchon Studies." Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 103–22.

Keesey, Douglas. "The Ideology of Detection in Pynchon and DeLillo." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 44–59.

Keesey, Douglas. "Mason & Dixon on the Line: A Reception Study." Pynchon Notes 36–39 (1995–1996): 165–78.

Keesey, Douglas. "Nature and the Supernatural: Pynchon's Ecological Ghost Stories." Pynchon Notes 18–19 (1986): 84–95.

Keesey, Douglas. "The Politics of Doubling in 'Mortality and Mercy in Vienna.'" Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 5–19.

Keesey, Douglas. "Vineland in the Mainstream Press: A Reception Study." Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 107–13.

Kharpertian, Theodore D. "The Apocalyptic Angel." Rev. of Hohmann's Thomas Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow. Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 141–44.

Kharpertian, Theodore D. "Beating the Binaries." Rev. of Satire in Narrative and Narcissus from Rubble. Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 151–55.

Kharpertian, Theodore D. "Of Models, Muddles, and Middles: Menippean Satire and Pynchon's V." Pynchon Notes 17 (1985): 3–14.

Kharpertian, Theodore. "On Origins and Beginnings." Rev. of Journey into the Past. Pynchon Notes 18–19 (1986): 118–20.

Kocela, Christopher. "Re-Stenciling Lesbian Fetishism in Pynchon's V. " Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 105–30.

Kolbuszewska, Zofia. "An Elated Eye: Scandinavian Perspectives." Rev. of Blissful Bewilderment . Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 136–53.

Kolbuszewska, Zofia. "'It Has to Be More Than the Simple Conditioning of a Child, Once Upon a Time': The Use of the Child in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 111–20.

Krafft, John M. "Chelsea Mourning." Rev. of Bloom, ed., Thomas Pynchon and Thomas Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow. Pynchon Notes 18–19 (1986): 124–28.

Krafft, John M. "Hit and Miss." Rev. of Cowart's Thomas Pynchon, and Pynchon's Fictions. Pynchon Notes 4 (1980): 29–38.

Krafft, John M. "A Monument to Pynchon Scholarship." Rev. of Mead's Thomas Pynchon. Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 145–47.
   Rpt. from Bulletin of Bibliography 47.2 (1990): 151–52.

Kuznetsov, Sergey. "Vassily Aksyonov's Parody of V." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 181–85.

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Lalo, Alexei. "Bely and Pynchon: Anatomists of History." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 35–50.

Larsson, Donald F. "Approach and Avoid." Rev. of The Rainbow Quest of Thomas Pynchon. Pynchon Notes 7 (1981): 49–52.

Larsson, Donald F. "From the Berkshires to the Brocken: Transformations of a Source in 'The Secret Integration' and Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 87–98.

Larsson, Donald F. "Partially Understanding Pynchon." Rev. of Understanding Thomas Pynchon. Pynchon Notes 18–19 (1986): 121–23.

Larsson, Donald F. "Rooney and the Rocketman." Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 113–15.

Léonet, Yves-Marie. "Waking from the Apollonian Dream: Correspondences between The Birth of Tragedy and Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 35–45.

Levine, Michael L. "The Vagueness of Difference: You, the Reader and the Dream of Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 117–31.

Link, Eric Carl. "Luddism in 'Under the Rose.'" Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 157–64.

Loranger, Carol Schaechterle. "'His Kipling Period': Bakhtinian Reflections on Annotation, Heteroglossia and Terrorism in the Pynchon Trade." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 155–68.

Loranger, Carol Schaechterle. "Response to Steven Weisenburger's Response." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 171–72.

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MacKay, Mw. "Mindless Pleasures." Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 105–09.

Mackey, Louis. "Jissom on the Reports: A Thoroughly Post-Modern Pynchon." Rev. of Writing Pynchon. Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 143–53.

Mackey, Louis. "Thomas Pynchon and the American Dream." Pynchon Notes 14 (1984): 7–22.

Madsen, Deborah L. "The Business of Living: Gravity's Rainbow, Evolution, and the Advancement of Capitalism." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 144–58.

Madsen, Deborah L. "Family Legacies: Identifying the Traces of William Pynchon in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 29–48.

Madsen, Deborah L. "Narratives of the Visto." Rev. of Pynchon and Mason & Dixon. Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 229–38.

Marriott, David. "Moviegoing." Pynchon Notes 16 (1985): 46–77.

Martin, Reginald. "In the Matrix." Rev. of Marginal Forces/ Cultural Centers. Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 198–200.

Mascaro, John. "Listing Lists." Rev. of Gatsby's Party and A Companion to The Crying of Lot 49. Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 214–26.

Mascaro, John. "Who's Reading Whose Reading?" Rev. of Literature and Domination. Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 188–91.

Mason, Fran. "'Just a Bunch of Stuff That Happened': Narratives of Resistance in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 167–80.

McAulay, Alex. "Abusing Surrealism: Pynchon's V. and Breton's Nadja ." Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 131–41.

McCarron, William E. "Coincidental and Contrived Dates in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 17 (1985): 84–85.

McConnell, Will. "Pynchon, Foucault, Power, and Strategies of Resistance." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 152–68.

McEntee, Jason T. "Pynchon's Age of Reason: Mason & Dixon and America's Rise of Rational Discourse." Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 185–207.

McHale, Brian. "Gravity's Angels in America, or, Pynchon's Angelology Revisited." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 303–16.

McHale, Brian. "On Moral Fiction: One Use of Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 6 (1981): 34–38.

McHale, Brian. "Slade Revisited, or, The End(s) of Pynchon Criticism." Review essay. Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 139–52.

McHoul, Alec. "Gravity's Rainbow's Golden Sections." Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 31–38.

McHoul, Alec. "How to Write an Essay on Thomas Pynchon." Rev. of New Essays on The Crying of Lot 49. Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 157–67.

McHoul, Alec. "Telegrammatology Part I: Lot 49 and the Post-Ethical." Pynchon Notes 18–19 (1986): 39–54.

McHoul, Alec. "Vineland: Teenage Mutant Ninja Fiction (Or, St. Ruggles' Struggles, Chapter 4)." Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 97–106.

McLaughlin, Robert L. "Franz Pökler's Anti-Story: Narrative and Self in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 159–75.

McLaughlin, Robert L. "James Bond and Gravity's Rainbow: A Possible Connection." Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 121–23.

McLaughlin, Robert L. "Movie Music in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 143–45.

McLaughlin, Robert L. "Pynchon's Angels and Supernatural Systems in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 25–33.

McLaughlin, Robert L. "Talking to Themselves." Rev. of Thomas Pynchon's Narratives and Mason & Dixon & Pynchon . Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 217–24.

McLaughlin, Robert L. "Unreadable Stares: Imperial Narratives and the Colonial Gaze in Gravity's Rainbow ." Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 83–96.

Medoro, Dana. "Traces of Blood and the Matter of a Paraclete's Coming: The Menstrual Economy of Pynchon's V." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 14–34.

Melley, Timothy. "The Sublime Object of Postmodernity." Rev. of Sublime Desire . Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 122–30.

Mendelson, Edward. "Oedipa and the Cristeros." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 186–87.

Mendelson, Edward. "Schaub's Pynchon." Review. Pynchon Notes 7 (1981): 43–48.

Mesher, David R. "Corrigenda: A Note on Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 5 (1981): 13–16.

Mesher, David R. "Pynchon and Nabokov's V." Pynchon Notes 8 (1982): 43–46.

Meyer, Eric. "Oppositional Discourses, Unnatural Practices: Gravity's History and 'The '60s.'" Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 81–104.

Milesi, Laurent. "Postmodern Ana-Apocalyptics: Pynchon's V-Effect and the End (of Our Century)." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 213–43.

Moore, Steven. "'Parallel, Not Series': Thomas Pynchon and William Gaddis." Pynchon Notes 11 (1983): 6–26.

Moore, Steven. "Pynchon on Record." Pynchon Notes 10 (1982): 56–57.

Moore, Steven. "'The World Is at Fault.'" Pynchon Notes 15 (1984): 84–85.

Moulthrop, Stuart. "Strobe's Stimulus." Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 71–79.

Moulthrop, Stuart and John McDaid. "'Not Yet Blindingly One': Gravity's Rainbow and the Hypertextualists." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 132–51.

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Nagano, Yoshihiro. "The Formation of the Rocket-Nation: Abstract Systems in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 81–99.

Neighbors, Jim. "Kant, Terror and Aporethics in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 275–91.

News [bibliographic]. A feature of only the first three issues.

Nicholson, C. E. and R. W. Stevenson. "'Words You Never Wanted to Hear': Fiction, History and Narratology in The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 16 (1985): 89–109.
   Rpt. from Tropic Crucible: Self and Theory in Language and Literature. Ed. C. E. Nicholson and Ranjit Chatterjee. Singapore: Singapore UP, 1984. 297–315.

Notes [news, announcements, queries, other correspondence, etc.]. A regular feature.

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Ocker, David. "Eight Facts About Thomas Pynchon, His Pavane and Galliard, a Piece for Cello and Piano." Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 147–49.

Ocker, David. "Spike Jones and Lotion: Connected by a Fragile Pynchon Thread." Rev. of Spiked! and Nobody's Cool. Pynchon Notes 36–39 (1995–1996): 184–88.

O'Hara, Dan. "On the Line of Flight: Pynchon's Entropy Machine." Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 56–69.

O'Hara, Dan. "On the Phrase 'Ass Backwards.'" Rev. of Lines of Flight . Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 158–65.

Olster, Stacey. "Rediscovering the Humane in the Human." Rev. of The Gnostic Pynchon. Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 163–66.

Osterhaus, Frank E. "A Bibliography of Pynchon Scholarship in Japan." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 195–204.

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Park, Inchan. "A Postmodernist Challenge to Imperialism." Rev. of A Study on Thomas Pynchon: Empire and the Postmodern . Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 244–46.

Parry, Sally E. "'Catching the War': Jessica Swanlake's Brief Liberation." Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 97–107.

Parry, Sally E. "Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo?: Musical Moods in the Casino Hermann Goering." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 176–79.

Patteson, Richard F. "Horus, Harmakhis, and Harpokrates in Chapter III of V. And 'Under the Rose.'" Pynchon Notes 6 (1981): 39–40.

Pearce, Richard. "Richard Pearce Replies [to Laurence Rosenhein]." Pynchon Notes 17 (1985): 51.

Peirce, Carol Marshall. "Pynchon's V. And Durrell's Alexandria Quartet: A Seminar in the Modern Tradition." Pynchon Notes 8 (1982): 23–29.

Petillon, Pierre-Yves. "Thomas Pynchon and Aleatory Space." Trans. Margaret S. Langford with Clifford Mead. Pynchon Notes 15 (1984): 3–46.
   Originally published as "Thomas Pynchon et L'Espace Aléatoire." Critique 34.379 (1978): 1007–42.

Piela, Albert, III. "A Note on Television in Vineland." Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 125–27.

Pittman, Barbara L. "'Dangerously Absent Dreamers': Genealogy, History and the Political Left in Vineland." Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 39–51.

Porush, David. "'The Hacker We Call God': Transcendent Writing Machines in Kafka and Pynchon." Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 129–47.

"Professor Irwin Corey Accepts the National Book Award for Thomas Pynchon." Pynchon Notes 36–39 (1995–1996): 181–83.
   Originally published as "Great Moments in Sports (Professor Irwin Corey Accepts the NBA for Thomas Pynchon)," in SmokeSignals, 1981; rpt. Sept. 1984 Book Fair Issue: 14.

Profit, Marie-Claude. "The Rhetoric of Death in The Crying of Lot 49." Trans. Margaret S. Langford. Pynchon Notes 10 (1982): 18–36.
   Originally published as "La Rhétorique de la Mort Dans The Crying of Lot 49." Delta 8 (1979): 155–74.

Purdy, Strother. "Gravity's Rainbow and the Culture of Childhood." Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 7–23.

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Qazi, Javaid. "Source Materials for Thomas Pynchon's Fiction: An Annotated Bibliography." Pynchon Notes 2 (1980): 7–19.

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Rankin, Ian J. "A Historicist Approach to Pynchon." Rev. of "'Words You Never Wanted to Hear.'" Pynchon Notes 16 (1985): 110–11.

Raudaskoski, Heikki. "'Something's Stalking Through the City of Smoke': Tracing the Ins and Outs of Gravity's Rainbow's London." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 121–33.

Reich, Angela. "Re-reading The Crying of Lot 49: A Note on the Oz Connection." Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 179–84.

Reilly, Terry. "A Couple-Three Bonzos: 'Introduction,' Slow Learner and 1984." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 5–13.

Richer, Carol F. "The Prismatic Character in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 12 (1983): 26–38.

Richwell, Adrian Emily. "The Crying of Lot 49: A Source Study." Pynchon Notes 17 (1985): 78–80.

Robberds, Mark. "Visions of Excess: Pynchon and Bataille." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 19–27.

Robertson, Robert L. "Bending the Parabola, Breaking the Circle: The Idea of a Cusp in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 100–05.

Rohland, M. W. "A Child Roaming the Night: Oedipa's Dead Issue in The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 40–41 (1997): 110–24.

Roraback, Erik S. "New Pathways Through Pynchon." Rev. of American Postmodernity . Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 174–82.

Rosenberg, Martin E. "Invisibility, the War Machine and Prigogine: Physics, Philosophy and the Threshold of Historical Consciousness in Pynchon's Zone." Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 91–138.

Rosenberg, Martin E. "Portals in Duchamp and Pynchon." Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 148–75.

Rosenhein, Laurence. "Letter to Richard Pearce in Response to 'Pynchon's Endings.'" Pynchon Notes 17 (1985): 35–50.

Rossi, Umberto. "The Harmless Yank Hobby: Maps, Games, Missiles and Sundry Paranoias in Time Out of Joint and Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 52–53 (2003): 106–23.

Rundle, Vivienne. "The Double Bind of Metafiction: Implicating Narrative in The Crying of Lot 49 and Travesty." Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 31–44.

Russell, Alison. "Staying the Course: Pynchon 101." Rev. of A Companion to V. Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 247–50.

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Sato, Yoshiaki. "Pynchon in Japan: A Bibliography." Pynchon Notes 8 (1982): 61–62.

Sayres, Sohnya. "How We Have Learned to Stop Worrying." Rev. of The Final Frontier. Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 123–32.

Schachterle, Lance. "Pynchon and Cornell Engineering Physics, 1953–54." Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 129–37.

Schachterle, Lance and P. K. Aravind. "The Three Equations in Gravity's Rainbow ." Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 157–69.

Schaub, Thomas. "Continuities, Echoes and Associations." Rev. of Reminiscence and Re-Creation in Contemporary American Fiction. Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 135–38.

Schaub, Thomas. "The Environmental Pynchon: Gravity's Rainbow and the Ecological Context." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 59–72.

Schaub, Thomas. "Mythologies New and Old: Hume and Current Theory." Review. Pynchon Notes 18–19 (1986): 110–15.

Schaub, Thomas H. "Where Have We Been, Where Are We Headed?: A Retrospective Review of Pynchon Criticism." Pynchon Notes 7 (1981): 5–21.

Schieweg, Larissa S. "The Decline of the Baedeker Country: The Representation of Geographical and Cultural Identity in Pynchon's Novels." Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 108–17.

Schlegel, Keith W. "The Rebellion of the Coprophages." Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 170–77.

Schmundt-Thomas, Georg. "Grab-bagging in Gravity's Rainbow: Incidental (Further) Notes and Sources." Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 91–95.

Schroeder, Ralph. "From Puritanism to Paranoia: Trajectories of History in Weber and Pynchon." Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 69–80.

Schuber, Stephen P. "Rereading Pynchon: Negative Entropy and 'Entropy.'" Pynchon Notes 13 (1983): 47–60.

Schuber, Stephen P. "Textual Orbits/Orbiting Criticism: Deconstructing Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 14 (1984): 65–74.

Schwan, Helke. "The Light Bulb Fake." Trans. Erich Ritter. Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 121–33.

   Originally published as "The Glühbirnen-Fake." Tageszeitung [Berlin] Sondernummer Buchmesse '83, n.d.: 9–11.

Seed, David. "The Central Asian Uprising of 1916." Pynchon Notes 11 (1983): 49–53.

Seed, David. "Further Notes and Sources for Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 16 (1985): 25–36.

Seed, David. "Pynchon in Watts." Pynchon Notes 9 (1982): 54–60.

Seed, David. "Pynchon, Joseph Heller, and V." Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 127.

Seed, David. "Pynchon's Herero." Pynchon Notes 10 (1982): 37–44.

Seed, David. "Pynchon's Names: Some Further Considerations." Pynchon Notes 6 (1981): 41–43.

Seed, David. "Pynchon's Textual Revisions of The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 12 (1983): 39–45.

Seed, David. "Pynchon's Two Tchitcherines." Pynchon Notes 5 (1981): 11–12.

Seed, David. "Revisiting Postmodernism." Rev. of Constructing Postmodernism. Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 205–09.

Sherard, Tracey. "The Birth of the Female Subject in The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 60–74.

Siegel, Mark. "A Point Beyond Degree Zero: A Rebuttal to Khachig Tölölyan's 'Remarks' in Pynchon Notes 3." Pynchon Notes 4 (1980): 26–28.

Siegel, Mark. "Pynchon's Anti-Quests." Pynchon Notes 3 (1980): 5–9.

Siegel, Mark. "Thomas Pynchon and the Science Fiction Controversy." Pynchon Notes 7 (1981): 38–42.

Simon, Louis P., Jr. "Profane Illuminations: Benny Profane, Herbert Stencil and Walter Benjamin's Flâneur." Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 172–78.

Simons, John L. "No Mean Accomplishment." Rev. of Christian Allusions in the Novels of Thomas Pynchon. Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 133–34.

Simons, John L. "Pynchon on Household: Reworking the Traditional Spy Novel." Pynchon Notes 16 (1985): 83–88.

Slade, Joseph W. "From Cabals to Post-Structural Kabbalah." Rev. of Tanner's Thomas Pynchon. Pynchon Notes 10 (1982): 58–62.

Smetak, Jacqueline R. "Who's Talking Here: Finding the Voice in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 93–103.

Smith, Mack. "The Paracinematic Reality of Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 9 (1982): 17–37.

Smith, Marcus. "V. And The Maltese Falcon: A Connection?" Pynchon Notes 2 (1980): 6.

Sorfa, David. "'Small Comfort': Significance and the Uncanny in The Crying of Lot 49." Pynchon Notes 32–33 (1993): 75–85.

Stonehill, Brian. "Pynchon's Prophecies of Cyberspace." Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 11–19.

Storey, Philip. "William Slothrop: Gentleman." Pynchon Notes 13 (1983): 61–70.

Stowe, William W. "Confronting Mystery with Method." Rev. of The Doomed Detective. Pynchon Notes 15 (1984): 86–90.

Sullivan, Richard. "Celebrate, Celebrate." Rev. of The Life of the Party. Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 194–97.

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Tabbi, Joseph. "The Medial Turn." Rev. of Fiction in the Quantum Universe and Information Multiplicity. Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 317–27.
   Also appears in Electronic Book Review 10 (1999–2000) at http://www.altx.com/ebr/reviews/rev10/r10tab.htm.

Tabbi, Joseph. "Merging Orders: The Shaping Influence of Science on 'Entropy.'" Pynchon Notes 15 (1984): 58–68.

Tabbi, Joseph. "The Wind at Zwölfkinder: Technology and Personal Identity in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 69–90.

Tate, J. O. "Gravity's Rainbow: The Original Soundtrack." Pynchon Notes 13 (1983): 3–24.

Tate, J. O. "A Note on Convergence." Pynchon Notes 15 (1984): 80–82.

Thomas, Brook. "What's the Point? On Comparing Joyce and Pynchon." Pynchon Notes 11 (1983): 44–48.

Thoreen, David. "The Economy of Consumption: The Entropy of Leisure in Pynchon's Vineland." Pynchon Notes 30–31 (1992): 53–62.

Tillotson, T. S. "Gravitational Entropy in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 4 (1980): 23–24.

Tölölyan, Khachig. "Pynchon's Intertextual Circuits." Rev. of Dugdale's Thomas Pynchon. Pynchon Notes 26–27 (1990): 153–61.

Tölölyan, Khachig. "Some Remarks on Professor Mark Siegel's 'Pynchon's Anti-Quests.'" Pynchon Notes 3 (1980): 10–14.

Tölölyan, Khachig, Clay Leighton and Bernard Duyfhuizen. "An Index to Gravity's Rainbow." 2nd ed. Pynchon Notes 36–39 (1995–1996): 83–138.

Toymentsev, Sergey. "Full-Length Portrait in a Post-Soviet Frame." Rev. of Thomas Pynchon and His America. Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 264–66.

Troester, Änne and Dirk Vanderbeke. "Vineland—The Names." Pynchon Notes 36–39 (1995–1996): 139–49.

Tumir, Vaska. "The City, the Labyrinth and the Terror Beyond: Delineating a Site of the Possible in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 134–51.

Tylee, Claire. "'Spot This Mumbo Jumbo': Thomas Pynchon's Emblems for American Culture in 'Mortality and Mercy in Vienna.'" Pynchon Notes 17 (1985): 52–72.
   Rev. and rpt. from Revista Canaria de Estudios Ingleses 10 (1985): 141–56.

Tyson, Lois. "Existential Subjectivity on Trial: The Crying of Lot 49 and the Politics of Despair." Pynchon Notes 28–29 (1991): 5–25.

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Ulm, Melvin and David Holt. "The Zone and the Real: Philosophical Themes in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 11 (1983): 27–43.

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Van Hulle, Dirk. "Acts of Observing." Rev. of Lesen—Beobachten . Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 260–63.

Vanderbeke, Dirk. " N Tropes for Entropy in Pynchon's Early Works." Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 35–59.

Vanderbeke, Dirk. "Subliminal Cues: Psychoanalysis and Entropy in Pynchon's Novels." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 51–64.

Vanderbeke, Dirk and Bruno Friedrich Arich-Gerz. "Introduction: Into the Zone 2000." Pynchon Notes 50–51 (2002): 9–13.

Vella, Michael W. "Playing Soccer in Left Field." Rev. of Beyond and Beneath the Mantle. Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 133–36.

Vella, Michael W. "Pynchon, V., and the French Surrealists." Pynchon Notes 18–19 (1986): 29–38.

Vella, Michael W. "Surrealism, Postmodernism, and Roger, Mexico." Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 117–19.

Vukmirovich, John. "Porter's 'Flowering Judas' and Pynchon's V." Pynchon Notes 22–23 (1988): 71–73.

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Wallhead, Celia M. "Mason and Dixon : Pynchon's Bickering Heroes." Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 178–99.

Warren, James Perrin. "Ritual Reluctance: The Poetics of Discontinuity in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 18–19 (1986): 55–65.

Weisenburger, Steven. "The Chronology of Episodes in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 14 (1984): 50–64.

Weisenburger, Steven. "Further Further Notes and Sources ..." Pynchon Notes 17 (1985): 81–83.

Weisenburger, Steven. "Haunted History and Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 42–43 (1998): 12–28.

Weisenburger, Steven. "Hyper-Embedded Narration in Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 34–35 (1994): 70–87.

Weisenburger, Steven. "The Little Engine That Could." Rev. of A Hand to Turn the Time. Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 139–42.

Weisenburger, Steven. "Notes for Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 12 (1983): 3–15.

Weisenburger, Steven. "The Origin of Pynchon's Tchitcherine." Pynchon Notes 8 (1982): 39–42.

Weisenburger, Steven. "Pynchon's Hereros: A Textual and Bibliographical Note." Pynchon Notes 16 (1985): 37–45.

Weisenburger, Steven. "Response to Carol Schaechterle Loranger." Pynchon Notes 44–45 (1999): 169–70.

Westerath, Gerhard. "Pynchon's Parker Passage: A Source and Sound Analysis." Pynchon Notes 20–21 (1987): 109–14.

Wilcox, Rhonda. "Vineland and Dobie Gillis." Pynchon Notes 24–25 (1989): 111–12.

Winston, Mathew. "A Comic Source of Gravity's Rainbow." Pynchon Notes 15 (1984): 73–76.

Winston, Mathew. "Critical Cornucopia." Rev. of Critical Essays on Thomas Pynchon. Pynchon Notes 8 (1982): 47–53.

Wisnicki, Adrian. "A Trove of New Works by Thomas Pynchon? Bomarc Service News Rediscovered." Pynchon Notes 46–49 (2000–2001): 9–34.

Workman, Mark E. "Gravity's Rainbow: A Folkloristic Reading." Pynchon Notes 12 (1983): 16–25.

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