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 == Dedication ==
-The novelist Jerry Mundis, author of ''Slave Ship'' and ''Hellbottom,'' was a friend of Disch.<ref>{{Cite Disch Crowley}}</ref> One of his novels is mentioned in the list of (nonexistent) film adaptations in [[334 Part V (28)]].
+<blockquote>To Jerry Mundis, who lived here.</blockquote>
 == Major characters ==

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 "To Jerry Mundis, who lived here."
-The novelist Jerry Mundis, author of ''Slave Ship'' and ''Hellbottom,'' was a friend of Disch.<ref>{{cite article|author=Crowley, John|date=2009|title=Worldmaker: Remembering Thomas Disch|url=http://poems.com/special_features/prose/essay_crowley.php}}</ref> One of his novels is mentioned in the list of (nonexistent) film adaptations in [[334 Part V (28)]].
+The novelist Jerry Mundis, author of ''Slave Ship'' and ''Hellbottom,'' was a friend of Disch.<ref>{{Cite Disch Crowley}}</ref> One of his novels is mentioned in the list of (nonexistent) film adaptations in [[334 Part V (28)]].
 == Major characters ==

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	These are notes for '''''334''''' by [[Thomas M. Disch]].		These are notes for '''''334''''' by [[Thomas M. Disch]].

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 * '''[[/334/]]'''
-All notes refer to the 1999 Vintage Books trade paperback edition; see [[/Editions/]] for others.
+All notes refer to the 1999 Vintage Books trade paperback edition; see '''[[/Editions/]]''' for others.
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	These are notes for '''''334''''' by [[Thomas M. Disch]].		These are notes for '''''334''''' by [[Thomas M. Disch]].

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 == Other reading ==
-* [http://www.ukjarry1.talktalk.net/334.htm ''334'' on Matthew Davis's Disch site]
+* [https://web.archive.org/web/20180714223410/http://www.ukjarry1.talktalk.net/334.htm Matthew Davis's page] for the book {{InternetArchive|date=July 4, 2018}}
 * ''The American Shore'' by Samuel R. Delany - see notes for "[[Angouleme]]"

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 First published as a novel in 1972, ''334'' is a [[wikipedia:Fix-up|fix-up]] composed of five previously published novellas, plus a longer novella also titled "334"— all about a group of interconnected characters living in New York City in the years 2021-2026. The sections in order:
-* [[/The Death of Socrates/]]
+* '''[[/The Death of Socrates/]]'''
-* [[/Bodies/]]
+* '''[[/Bodies/]]'''
-* [[/Everyday Life in the Later Roman Empire/]]
+* '''[[/Everyday Life in the Later Roman Empire/]]'''
-* [[/Emancipation/]]
+* '''[[/Emancipation/]]'''
-* [[/Angouleme/]]
+* '''[[/Angouleme/]]'''
-* [[/334/]]
+* '''[[/334/]]'''
 All notes refer to the 1999 Vintage Books trade paperback edition; see [[/Editions/]] for others.

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 "To Jerry Mundis, who lived here."
-The novelist Jerry Mundis, author of ''Slave Ship'' and ''Hellbottom,'' was a friend of Disch.[http://poems.com/special_features/prose/essay_crowley.php] One of his novels is mentioned in the list of (nonexistent) film adaptations in [[334 Part V (28)]].
+The novelist Jerry Mundis, author of ''Slave Ship'' and ''Hellbottom,'' was a friend of Disch.<ref>"[http://poems.com/special_features/prose/essay_crowley.php Worldmaker: Remembering Thomas Disch]", John Crowley (2009)</ref> One of his novels is mentioned in the list of (nonexistent) film adaptations in [[334 Part V (28)]].
 == Major characters ==
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 * [http://www.ukjarry1.talktalk.net/334.htm ''334'' on Matthew Davis's Disch site]
 * ''The American Shore'', Samuel R. Delany (reprint edition from Wesleyan, 2014; ISBN 0819567183) - a very detailed critical reading of "[[Angouleme]]"
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 [[Category:Thomas M. Disch]]