borderlines of the imagination

[metatait]

I spent most of last night getting into Thomas Pynchon's "Mason and Dixon," figuring if I wanted to enjoy a tome right now I'd pick one with less current cultural prickliness than the latest Harry Potter. Once again I found myself overwhelmed, unable to stop turning pages, cast into a full world in the same way as when reading Pynchon's latest, "

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[mysneaker]

"Furthermore he's also enough of a writer to not only understand his subjects, but to ignore all the truth of his knowledge.." and this is the essence of what you must remember in beginning your own writing again...