"I Want to Kiss Your Feet."
One character in this novel is a former Buchenwald doctor who loves to prescribe LSD. This novel mentions a band called Sick Dick and the Volkswagens, who have a song called "I Want to Kiss Your Feet." The protagonist of this novel watches Prince Niccolo get captured by three stuttering men in black before he is able to meet with Gennaro. Unfortunately, the protagonist is thwarted by the suicide of (*) Randolph Driblette before she can discover the historical significance of the events portrayed in a fake Jacobean revenge tragedy. Other characters include Pierce Inverarity, Mike Fallopian, and various employees of Yoyodyne. The protagonist of this novel uncovers the rivalry between Thurn und Taxis and Trystero, whose symbol is a muted post horn. For 10 points, name this novel about Oedipa Maas by Thomas Pynchon.
One character in this novel is a former Buchenwald doctor who loves to prescribe LSD.
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