Re: How about a change in topic?

["Derek A Collins" <derekac001 at hotmail_com>]

Currently catching up on some old Tom Robbins titles I'd missed along the 
way.  Just started Still Life with Woodpecker.

Tom Robbins and Tom Pynchon, I have to say, are the only American authors I 
really rate.  There seems to be a sort of lethargy about contemporary 
American fiction frm which little seems to emerge.  Robbins and Pynchon are 
a breathe of fresh air that blows right across the rest and almost raises 
them alongside the best of the Europeans.

Just finished The Crying of Lot 49, which I first read centuries ago, a 
little gem of a novel!
<br><br><br>Degs
'Wherever Jesus went there was a revolution;
wherever I go people serve tea"
                           (Anthony de Mello)


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