>(2006) Against the Day
>(2009) Inherent Vice
>(2013) Bleeding Edge
Did he died?
(2006) Against the Day
Elijah Cruz
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Aaron Lewis
He was always shit
Ryder Butler
>2006
>+3
>2009
>+4
>2013
>+5
>2018
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Grayson Kelly
Reading "Mason & Dixon" right now. What should I read next? Is this guy always such a wacky goofball?
Charles James
I just hope he's busy writing his one last big MOTHER fucking TOME of goofs & gags that will BTFO that old Bloom fart for sure.
Nathaniel Hall
Is anyone scared that once he dies, there will be no great writers left? He's like a once in a millennium, Aristotle-style genius.
Xavier Kelly
He should do a crossover with Family Guy. Would be hella f*ckin' epic.
Austin Sullivan
He's allegedly working on something huge and not just your ho-hum trash like IV and BE.
Excellence takes time.
AtD came out almost 10 years after M&D.
Christopher Johnson
Him, DeLillo, McCarthy and Gass have pretty much numbered days before them. Who else decent enough is there? Vollmann?
Parker Adams
>allegedly
[citation needed]
Adam Thomas
Tao Lin
Noah Nelson
Came here to say this.
Oliver Perez
Tad lame
Kevin Hall
Elaborate please
Adam Richardson
>allegedly
?
Gavin Jones
Yeah, got a source on that? How do you know?
John Brown
Against the Day you joker!
Ryder Wilson
I've been doing an internship at Penguin for a few months now and my boss lets me read the proof copies. Most are pretty uninteresting, but there's one that I'm almost certain is an unreleased Pynchon book. It is two volumes, well over a thousand pages each. It's written in old English, with large portions in what I think is French. There's no title or authors name. I'm going in to work again on Friday. I'll try get pictures of the first few pages for you all.
Gavin Morris
Even if it's not I'm already interested
Kevin Ross
>youtube.com
can we pass this vid around Veeky Forums, she is officially my dream girl
Christian Diaz
actually just started M&D myself. 42 pages in and its pretty fun so far
Jordan Ward
im reading inherent vice right now, about halfway through. did pynchon really manage to write a nearly 400 page novel with no random 50-100 page excursions into a different narrative/some random unrelated shit? I'm both impressed and slightly let down.