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The Form of the Conspiracy: Ricardo Piglia’s Reading of Thomas Pynchon’s The Crying of Lot 49
David Kelman
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 57-73
“Presto Change-o! Tyrone Slothrop’s English Again!”: Puritan Conversion, Imperfect Assurance, and the Salvific Sloth in Gravity’s Rainbow
Christopher Leise
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 127-143
Introduction (Granada Pynchon Conference Volume)
Celia Wallhead and Francisco Collado-Rodríguez
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 9-20
In Fascism’s Footprint: The History of “Creeping” and Vineland’s Poetics of Betrayal
Jeffrey Severs
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 212-228
Silences and Worlds: Wittgenstein and Pynchon
Sascha Pöhlmann
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 158-180
Countering Entropy in The Crying of Lot 49 with Reader Involvement: Remedios Varo as a Role Model for Oedipa Maas
William Day
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 30-45
Historical Sources for Thomas Pynchon’s “Peter Pinguid Society”
Martin Paul Eve
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 242-245
In the Zone: Sovereignty and Bare Life in Gravity’s Rainbow
Steven Weisenburger
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 100-113
Medicine and the Paranormal in Gravity’s Rainbow: Ephyre, Anaphylaxis, and That Charles Richet
Terry Reilly and Steve Tomaske
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 181-191
No Either/Or: The Stagnation of Forces in Pynchon’s Universe: Ethical and Gender Undecidability in Two Spanish Cases
Francisco Collado-Rodríguez
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 46-56
Apocalyptic Quest in Thomas Pynchon’s V. and Roberto Bolaño’s 2666
Andrei Vasilenko
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 21-29
Ideas of Community in The Crying of Lot 49
Paula Martín Salván
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 74-86
Using Schema Theory to Trace the Connections between the Different Aspects of the Conflicting Roles of Oedipa Maas and the Intertext of Remedios Varo
Celia Wallhead
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 87-99
Gravity’s Rainbow: A Portrait of the Artist as Engineer
Birger Vanwesenbeeck
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 144-157
Seeing the Wood for the Trees: Levels of Reading and Intertextual Mythmaking in Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow
Mark Quinn
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 192-211
Childhood as a Metaphor: Motif and Narrative Device in Mason & Dixon
Zofia Kolbuszewska
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 229-241
Contributors
Bernard Duyfhuizen, John M. Krafft and Khachig Tölölyan
V. is for Varo Too - Issue: 56-57 • 259-261
A Note on Propitiating Leprechauns in The Crying of Lot 49
Christopher K. Philippo
Site Specific - Issue: 54-55 • 245-248
The Transcription of Electronic Music in The Crying of Lot 49
Marcus Erbe
Site Specific - Issue: 54-55 • 99-107
The Leibniz Connection: Nazi Symbolism, Calculus and Leibnizian Worldmaking in Gravity's Rainbow
Bernd Klähn
Site Specific - Issue: 54-55 • 169-182