Adam Levin's Satire 'Mount Chicago' Redefines the Role of Maximalist Novels

Once upon a time, a new Pynchon or DeLillo was an event. Now, Adam Levin's latest Mega-Novel raises questions about what, if anything, this type of fiction has left to say.

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