From: Ian Glendinning (ian@psybertron.org)
Date: Fri Oct 08 2004 - 21:58:29 BST
A question for you US cultural hisorians ...
When John mentions "Twenty-six-forty-nine Colfax Avenue, 8 years before" to
Bob and Sylvia, whilst they're all basking in the post-wine-and-fish inner
glow at the DeWeese's and Sylvia says let's not talk about it, but John
makes a knowing remark to Bob about the quality of the evening with friends
...
Do we know specifically which Colfax Avenue, which previous friends' party
they're referring to ?
Is it an allusion, or direct reference, to Jack Kerouac's night in Denver in
On The Road ?
Anyone know the significance ?
Ian Glendinning
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