One character in this novel proposes a game of "Strip Botticelli", leading the protagonist to put on several clothes.
One character in this novel proposes a game of "Strip Botticelli", leading the protagonist to put on several clothes. During that incident, members of The Paranoids barge in and play a serenade outside the hotel room of the main character and her lawyer Metzger. The protagonist of this novel is fascinated with the symbol of a muted horn and watches a play called The Courier's Tragedy. The central character travels to San Narciso to execute the will of Pierce Inverarity and becomes obsessed with the secret "Tristero" organization. Name this novel about Oedipa Maas written by Thomas Pynchon.
One character in this novel proposes a game of "Strip Botticelli", leading the protagonist to put on several clothes.
The Crying of Lot 49