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Pynchon
Notes welcomes
essays and notes on all Pynchon-related subjects, written from all critical
and theoretical positions. We welcome studies of individual texts and
of Pynchon's oeuvre, and studies of the texts in themselves or in their
contexts variously conceived as American, Western or global, as literary,
political or historical, in postmodernist, postcolonial or other terms.
We also welcome essays on other subjects that may appear to particular
advantage viewed through the lens of Pynchon's work. The book reviews
the journal publishes will be solicited by the editors.
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Editors John M. Krafft |
Bernard Duyfhuizen |
Khachig Tölölyan |
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