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* [http://www.bookforum.com/archive/sum_05/pynchon.html "Pynchon From A to V" - Excellent!] ...009m7d19-Modernism-v-Postmodernism-part-one-The-Crying-of-Lot-49 Modernism v. Postmodernism: ''The Crying of Lot 49'']<br />

...ll the vacuum in places where there is no certainty. Also, as he had in ''V.,'' Pynchon laces the book with original song lyrics and outrageously named

...he front. Moore is a self-professed Pynchon fan: he referenced ''V.'' in ''V for Vendetta'' and has mentioned ''Gravity's Rainbow'' in interviews. It is a: 19, b: 9 - '''''The Profession v. Perry Mason...'''''<br>

...LOT 49, by Thomas Pynchon (Lippincott; 183 pages; $3.95), the author of ''V.'', is a metaphysical thriller in the form of a pornographic comic strip. T ...ot 49," reads like an episode withheld from his first, the much-acclaimed "V.," published three years ago. Pynchon's technical virtuosity, his adaptatio

The company also appears in ''V.'', where the power (dynamis in Greek, cf. dynamo, dynamite, dynasty) and p Pynchon's fictional navy includes the USS Scaffold and the Susanna Squaducci (V.), the John E. Badass (GR), and the Inconvenience (ATD).

This character also appears in ''V.'' (55; the munitions king; 152; president of Yoyodyne, Inc., 226-27) and ' .../wiza.html '''Wizard of Oz''']. Watch in on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7j-3zHfM2Q '''YouTube'''].