One character in this work, John Nefastis, claimed to have invented a form of Maxwell's Demon, which he tests on the protagonist before asking her to have sex with him on her couch.
One character in this work, John Nefastis, claimed to have invented a form of Maxwell's Demon, which he tests on the protagonist before asking her to have sex with him on her couch. One of the characters in this novel was a child star, appearing in movies under the name Baby Igor; he later runs off with the girlfriend of one of The Paranoids. That character, Metzger, is working with the main character in executing the estate of Pierce Inverarity. A stamp expert named Genghis Cohen gives the main character advice in her quest to uncover the mysteries of Trystero. For ten points, name this novel following Oedipa Maas, written by Thomas Pynchon.
One character in this work, John Nefastis, claimed to have invented a form of Maxwell's Demon, which he tests on the protagonist before asking her to have sex with him on her couch.
The {Crying of Lot 49}