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In reply to the discussion: The oddest book you ever read? [View all]getting old in mke
(813 posts)50. Ontogeny recapitulates cosmogeny
GGB bent my brain for a while in grad school (~1980). Who knows, maybe the fictional university encouraged me to leave the physical one....
Tried three times to get _The Sotweed Factor_ going, but each time fizzled out shortly after Ebenezer Cooke got to the new world. Though I have told folks about the idea of an epic poem "The Marylandiad." Maybe someday I'll write "The Wisconsiniad"--there are some epic themes going on here...
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In Watermelon Sugar by Richard Brautigan...The Ghost in Love by J. Carroll.
NRaleighLiberal
Mar 2012
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Well, that I could mention here, perhaps "A Voyage to Arcturus." David Lindsay.
dimbear
Mar 2012
#30