Abstract
Remembering that any publicity is better than no publicity, I should perhaps let Deborah Madsen's review of Pynchon and Mason & Dixon ("Narratives of the Visto," Pynchon Notes 46–49 [2000–2001]) pass without comment, especially given the time that has elapsed since both the book and the review appeared. But having just seen the review, I would like to respond to a few unfortunate assumptions made by Professor Madsen. Perhaps nobody cares, but it will make me feel better.
How to Cite:
Horvath, B., (2002) “Letter to the Editors in Response to Deborah L. Madsen's "Narratives of the Visto"”, Pynchon Notes , 183-185. doi: https://doi.org/10.16995/pn.83
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