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By mjhorn Posted on November 9, 2020November 9, 2020

Watered pink wine

Perhaps after a weekend of global celebration following the Americans’ step back toward sanity, I’m not the only one who could use some gentle Monday hair of the dog? My … Continue reading Watered pink wine

Categories: Against The Day, Gravity's Rainbow, WineTags: Dally Rideout, Frank Traverse, Säure Bummer, Slothrop
By mjhorn Posted on October 30, 2020October 30, 2020

Imported German Beer

On page 986 of Against the Day, Frank Traverse has just recently put his engineering skills to use rigging a train with an imperial fuckton of dynamite and now finds … Continue reading Imported German Beer

Categories: Against The Day, BeerTags: Frank Traverse, Günther von Quassel, Germany, Mexico
By mjhorn Posted on July 24, 2016July 29, 2016

Home-brewed Beer

Pynchon fans can get a bit of a bad wrap—all pretentious weirdo dudes with neck-beards. Homebrewers have something of a similar reputation. In both cases of course, reality is far more capacious … Continue reading Home-brewed Beer

Categories: Against The Day, Beer, VTags: DIY, Ellmore Disco, Frank Traverse, Homebrew, Kurt Mondaugen, Willem van Wijk

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Raise a banana everybody, drink #100 is up at drunk pynchon dot com now: the banana breakfast! #pynchon #musaceous
Reading highlights from a year inside
Some belated 2019 favourites - Saunders maybe most of all, and Garner a big highlight. Also massively recommend Underland for moving, thoughtful writing about our relationship to the planet
Selling local honey and horse milk by the roadside in Jeti-Oguz, Kyrgyzstan.
I'm off to follow in the footsteps of Dzapyq Qulan and chase that Kirghiz Light...
Kakadu and the Territory are beautiful moving magical places and these branches are the only evidence I'm going to offer
@zordrac and I have commenced what will no doubt be our sparkling rafting careers on what I'm told is a bloody tall waterfall
Alley Care Bear has claimed a victim

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