Some episodes are specifically dedicated to GR and many touch on it heavily or tangetntially. It's his favorite book and almost everything he does thematically goes back to it somehow.
I found him because I was looking for a podcast or any analysis that hit on the themes I was seeing emerge in GR after I had first read it. But literally nothing I found even hinted at those ideas. When I first started his podcast, he put into words certain thoughts that I could not explain, and it opened some door in my mind that was closed, teaching me not only how to analyze Pynchon, but how to analyze and read literature. It was a legit epiphany.
Does Michael S Judge talk about this book in his podcast?
Yes, very frequently.
Some episodes are specifically dedicated to GR and many touch on it heavily or tangetntially. It's his favorite book and almost everything he does thematically goes back to it somehow.
I found him because I was looking for a podcast or any analysis that hit on the themes I was seeing emerge in GR after I had first read it. But literally nothing I found even hinted at those ideas. When I first started his podcast, he put into words certain thoughts that I could not explain, and it opened some door in my mind that was closed, teaching me not only how to analyze Pynchon, but how to analyze and read literature. It was a legit epiphany.