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Gravity’s Rainbow, 500p-END, Matt’s Take
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Gravity’s Rainbow, 500p-END, Matt’s Take

On June 26, 2009 by Matt Keeley

Image via Wikipedia So, I have finished Gravity’s Rainbow! I’m not sure if this has messed with anyone the way I ended up doing the read-along, where the first four or so are 50 pages per, and then the last ones were…

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Gravity's Rainbow, 350-500pp., Matt's Take
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Gravity's Rainbow, 350-500pp., Matt's Take

On June 18, 2009 by Matt Keeley

A promise or a threat fulfilled — I’m doin’ wider spans, like I said I would last week! So, there! At least we’ve kind of hit the part of the novel where it really carries you along with its flow — it’s…

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Gravity's Rainbow, 200-350pp., Matt's Take

On June 11, 2009 by Matt Keeley

Yay, we’re back on with this! Ben said he was gonna post an essay he’d been working on, but I guess he got waylaid by work or something, so he didn’t. But the fact remains that he TOTALLY SOLD ME OUT in…

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Gravity’s Rainbow, 150-200pp., Matt’s Take

On May 28, 2009 by Matt Keeley

And with this one, we go into what is, for me, brand new territory. The Leni Pökler flashback (more on that in a bit) is about where I lost the plot (pardon the pun) and ended up putting it down and reading…

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Gravity's Rainbow, 50-100pp., Matt's Take

On May 14, 2009 by Matt Keeley

[Ben’s been murdered at work, so his posts will be along shortly.] It’s in these pages that the story begins to get a little bit more explanatory; not fully so, given that we’re only a 7th of the way in, or, perhaps…

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