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Here are links to three blog posts about #OccupyGaddis. If everyone wants to post links they find, that would be great!


Pages 1-15:

Pages 1-30:

Overview:

The Gaddis adaptations for JR

Paris Review interview

Dalkey Archive Press interview

Video interview by Malcolm Bradbury

THIS IS VERY USEFUL: . It's a very bare bones scene outline of J R - perfect for reference when you know you have to reread the scene you're currently reading. I found it when I got confused by the retarded boy on page 19. Please don't kick me out of the club for my weakness.

Also has a useful list of characters:

Steph wrote: "THIS IS VERY USEFUL: . It's a very bare bones scene outline of J R - perfect for reference when you know you have to reread the scene you're currently..."

The link to the same site that Kristen posted above yours is a little more useful, as it explains many of the references as well as having the outline (you can also click on the character list from there). It's also helpful for figuring out the equivalent page numbers if you're reading on an e-reader.

My link above was meant to say "annotations". I shudder to think would "adaptations" might be out there. :)

Anyone know of other blogs regularly posting JR updates?

Interesting article about modern novelists' attempts to write across class lines.

Does not mentioned Gaddis.

Coincidentally, I just read that article today. The same Bookforum issue has a tribute to "J R," written in the style of the novel.

Ah, I missed that. Apparently you need to subscribe to gain access to the JR article

Occupy Gaddis resource page at biblioklept is awesome

Found these links through Google's scholar search:

The Ethics of Indeterminacy in the Novels of William Gaddis
Includes cover, copyright page, intro, and portions of chapter one


JR: The Narrative of Entropy
THOMAS M. SAWYER, Clarkson College