What's his best and why? I've read The Crying of Lot

Gravity's Rainbow because he wrote before he zapped his mind to mush with twenty years of nothing but weed and Bugs Bunny cartoons.

>>8102599
You clearly haven't read any of Pynchon's later works

>>8102507
Against the Day

Because it's so much Pynchon that you're actually on the verge of asking the question if he is writing a parody on himself.

Apart from that the period in which the novel takes place is great for a mixture of science fiction and adventure with a good dash of the literary.

>>8102599
I haven't really observed any change between old Pynchon and new Pynchon

>>8102507
Vineland is his best work, so that. Only Pynchon I've read more than twice.

>>8102715
Glad to see there's fellow Vineland lovers here

mason and dixon is his best piece. followed by gravity's rainbow. then against the day. then V. then what ever you want to be honest with you.

>>8102803
I'm in the middle of it now and I'm pleasantly surprised, everyone says it's his worst book but I like it better than some of his more recent ones