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Forthcoming general issues and two special issues of Pynchon Notes (Transit of Venus and V. Is for Varo Too: Exploring Pynchon's Hispanic [and Other] Global Connections) will include the following essays and reviews:
General Issues
The
Dream Texts of Gravity's Rainbow
Fakhereddine Berrada
Thomas Pynchon's Sublime: Fragmenting and Reconstructing the Subject in
Gravity's Rainbow and Vineland
Thanasi Douvris
Mason
& Dixon in German-Speaking Countries: A Reception Study
Sebastian Fasthuber
"As
if the dead really do persist": Menippean Possession and Literary
Dispossession in The Crying
of Lot 49
Brian Greenspan
Prairie:
Pynchon's Poetics of Immanence
Leyla Haferkamp
Pre-Africanism, Color, and Otherness in Thomas Pynchon's "Secret
Integration"
Damian Ward Hey
Pynchon's
Nostalgic Pastiche of High Modernism in V.
Ronald S. Judy
The Pynchon Family of Writtle and Springfield in Essex
Deborah L. Madsen
"Re-arriving
Perfectly": Mason & Dixon, Specters of Marx, and
the Future Anteriority of Justice
Dana Medoro
The Uranian Design in Mason & Dixon
Arkadiusz Misztal
Inner
Space Travel: Thomas Pynchon and the Birth of Rocketry out of the Spirit
of Esotericism
Isabel Platthaus
"Who
Was to Keep an Account of the Evil?": Running the Line in William
Byrd and Thomas Pynchon
Victoria Ramírez
Pynchon’s Aether
Jim Perrin
How I Translated Mason & Dixon into Polish
Joanna Urban
The Lighthouse and the Rocket: The Modernist Utopia of Woolf and the Postmodern
Apocalypse of Pynchon
Andrey Vasilenko
An Index to Mason & Dixon
Keith Woodward
Transit of Venus
Guest editor, Vaska Tumir
The
Cultural Work of Guesswork: Reconsidering Pynchon's V.
Katrin Amian
Pynchon's Topographica Americana: City Planning, Urban Blight
and the Wild West
Graham Benton
The Silent Discourse of the "Unreadable Map-Scape": The Cartography of Mason
& Dixon
Gilles Chamerois
Blinded by the Light: Quantum Optics and Astronomy as Hidden Parameters
in Pynchon's Novels
Bernd Klähn
The Gospel of Thomas (Pynchon): An Apocryphal America in Mason &
Dixon
Zofia Kolbuszewska
Running Lines: Mason & Dixon and The Castle
Clément Lévy
Captivity Without Redemption: Pynchon's Allegories of Empire in Mason
& Dixon
Deborah L. Madsen
History and Narrative Tension in Vineland
Robert L. McLaughlin
Fixed Stars and Zenith-Star Locations in Mason & Dixon
Arkadiusz Misztal
Tempus Incognitus: Temporality and the Shapes of Time in Mason
& Dixon
Terry Reilly
Problems of Representation in Illustrating Gravity's Rainbow
Zak Smith
Blank Cheques: Invisibility and Economy in Mason & Dixon
Samuel Thomas
Mason and Dixon's Sentimental Journey: Approaches to Death
Creon Upton
Mason & Dixon and Hamlet
Celia M. Wallhead
V. Is for Varo Too: Exploring Pynchon's Hispanic (and Other) Global Connections
Guest editor, Celia M. Wallhead and Francisco Collado Rodríguez
No Either/Or. The Stagnation of Forces in Pynchon's Universe: Ethical and Gender Undecidability in Two Spanish Cases
Francisco Collado Rodríguez
Countering Entropy in The Crying of Lot 49 with Reader Involvement: Remedios Varo as a Role Model for Oedipa Maas
William Day
Useless Lumpens in Gravity's Rainbow
Robertt Holton
The Form of the Conspiracy: Ricardo Piglia's Reading of The Crying of Lot 49
David Kelman
Childhood as Metaphor, Motif and Narrative Device in Mason & Dixon
Zofia Kolbuszewska
"Presto Change-o! Tyrone Slothrop's English Again!" Puritan Conversion, Imperfect Assurance and the Salvific Sloth in Gravity's Rainbow
Christopher Leise
Ideas of Community in The Crying of Lot 49
Paula Martín Salván
Silences and Worlds: Wittgenstein and Pynchon
Sascha Pöhlmann
Seeing the Wood for the Trees: Levels of Reading and Intertextual Mythmaking in Gravity's Rainbow
Mark Quinn
Medicine and the Paranormal in Gravity's Rainbow: Ephyre, Anaphylaxis and That Charles Richet
Terry Reilly and Stephen Tomaske
In Fascism's Footprint: The History of "Creeping" and Vineland's Poetics of Betrayal
Jeffrey Severs
Gravity's Rainbow: A Portrait of the Artist as Engineer
Birger Vanwesenbeeck
Apocalyptic Quest in Pynchon's V. and Bolaño's 2666
Andrei Vasilenko
Using Schema Theory to Connect the Conflicting Roles of Oedipa Maas and the Intertext of Remedios Varo
Celia M. Wallhead
In the Zone: Sovereignty and Bare Life in Gravity's Rainbow
Steven Weisenburger
La Dissoluzione Onesta: Scritti su Thomas Pynchon, by Giancarlo Alfano and Mattia Carratello, eds.
William F. Day
El
Orden del Caos: Literatura, Política y Posthumanidad en la Narrativa
de Thomas Pynchon, by Francisco Collado Rodríguez
William F. Day
Thomas Pynchon: Archiv—Verschwörung—Geschichte, by Bernhard Siegert and Markus Krajewski, eds.
Bernd Klähn
A Companion to The Crying of Lot 49, 2nd ed., by J. Kerry Grant
Donald F. Larsson
Pynchon Character Names: A Dictionary, by Patrick J. Hurley
Donald F. Larsson
Le Matrici dell'Apprendista: I Racconti di Thomas Pynchon, by Maria
Vittoria D'Amico
John Mascaro
Intersections: Essays on Richard Powers, by Stephen J. Burn and Peter Dempsey, eds.
Robert L. McLaughlin
Approaches to Teaching Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49 and Other Works, by Thomas H. Schaub, ed.
Terry Reilly
The Multiple Worlds of Pynchon's Mason & Dixon: Eighteenth-Century
Contexts, Postmodern Observations, by Elizabeth Jane Wall Hinds, ed.
Terry Reilly
Oklahoma City University Law Review 24.3 (1999). Special issue, Thomas
Pynchon and the Law, by Shubha Ghosh, ed.
Ruth Singleton
Immanence
and Transcendence in Thomas Pynchon's Mason & Dixon: A Phenomenological
Study, by Joakìm Sigvardson
Vaska Tumir
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