What is /lit/'s favorite book written by Pynchon?

Fuck off faggot
>hurr I am only person on /lit/ who reads pynchon
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>>7467020
>Nice addition to the discourse!
Reddit (or Goodreads) is just three or so clicks away my friend!
Good luck finding your way home!

>>7467047
>being this mad over an anonymous post
sorry your thread didn't work out :^)

>>7467055
>getting mad at anon for trying to discuss literature
>gets response
>"stop being mad, anon :)"

>>7467162
and he's still mad

>>7467162
also this guy isn't trying to discuss literature
He's been trying to prove to everyone that he's the only person on /lit/ who enjoys Pynchon

>>7467005
Thanks, me too

I can't get into him.

>>7467005
my favourite by ole ruggles is slaughterhouse five because of its memes and low number of pages


Mason and Dixon

>>7467005
Crying of Lot 49 will always have a special place in my heart because it was my first Pynchon. Didn't even enjoy it much at first but after that initial hurdle of getting used to Pinecone's style it was the most absorbed I'd been in a book in years.

I do have to say that Gravity's Rainbow probably had the biggest effect on me. I didn't even know what was going on half the time but his prose and the brief glimpses of coherence I got made it worth it.

Against The Day is underrated and Vineland is much better than everyone makes it out to be.

>>7467005
i haven't read M&D because i'm saving it for last because i'm a fag, my fave is GR but sometimes i think V. is more "conscious" and has more heart and deserves the first place

Lot49 is the one i've read the most, probably like 15 times