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26. Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon published: 1973 format: 887 page Bantam mass market paperback from 1974 acquired: June 2015 from a Half-Price Bookstore, specifically to read this year. read ... Read full review

GRAVITY'S RAINBOW

Between V., Pynchon's maverick if disorderly first novel, and Gravity's Rainbow, which is still more unstrung and far denser while lacking the narrative encroachment of the earlier book, there is even ... Read full review

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I can’t even begin to encompass what Gravity’s Rainbow’s about – I know that there’s at least one companion book out there (costing more than the novel itself) to explain it all to you. I didn’t ... Read full review

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That’s it. I give up. Look, I’ve plowed through many books – good, bad, pathetic (think The Time Traveler’s Wife), insufferable, insert your favorite adjective here. I had to stop after 30 pages of ... Read full review

It ended up having a big twist in the book wow i love this book so much

An American Book of the Dead, how to exist under the shadow of the Rocket.

Yeah, it's like that. But what's behind it?

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Too depressing and bleak. I could not finish it. Read full review

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Worst book I have ever read. Read full review

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one of the best books of the 20th century. Read full review