Thomas Pynchon - Inherent Vice (2009), "From there, Doc keeps getting hired by increasingly
unlikely people: a man named Tariq Khalil looking for one of Wolfmann’s associates, a woman named Hope Harlingen who
thinks her dead husband might not be so dead. It’s never clear if these cases are connected or if they just share the
same cosmic Wi-Fi. Everyone seems to be orbiting the same weird gravitational field : corruption, paranoia, and the fading
dream of 1960s California."
deadendfollies.com and
Kobo Books
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Thomas Pynchon - Inherent Vice (2009), "From there, Doc keeps getting hired by increasingly
unlikely people: a man named Tariq Khalil looking for one of Wolfmann’s associates, a woman named Hope Harlingen who
thinks her dead husband might not be so dead. It’s never clear if these cases are connected or if they just share the
same cosmic Wi-Fi. Everyone seems to be orbiting the same weird gravitational field : corruption, paranoia, and the fading
dream of 1960s California."
deadendfollies.com and
Kobo Books
