Monday, March 14, 2011

#26

Vineland by Thomas Pynchon


What can I say? It's a book by Thomas Pynchon, a master at crafting complex, paranoiac stories that seem completely out of this world yet all too familiar. I love his complex sentence structure, yet because of that, many readers are turned off from his work. If you haven't read anything by Pynchon before I suggest starting with Inherent Vice or The Crying of Lot 49 then working your way up to his other novels, especially in the case of Gravity's Rainbow.

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