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Gravity's Rainbow

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Gravity's Rainbow

Novel 1973 by US writer Thomas Pynchon. It is an epic narrative of conspiracy, paranoia, science, and history set during World War II. Taking the trajectory of the German V2 rocket as its main image, the novel is a quest for meaning in a weird, overpopulated world of impending chaos. It is a major work of postmodernism.



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Actually, Guilty Pleasures are "Something Different" books, as in "I just finished Gravity's Rainbow and now I need something different.
Much like coming to Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow with no understanding of the possibilities of form, a reader might become baffled by the style of its telling.
4: Musician Laurie Anderson asked SF author Thomas Pynchon to adapt his cult classic Gravity's Rainbow as an opera.
 
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