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Thomas Pynchon

Thomas Pynchon is an American novelist renowned for his dense, experimental works that blend satire, science, history, and pop culture. *Gravity's Rainbow* (1973) earned him a National Book Award and sparked controversy when the Pulitzer jury refused to award it, calling it “unreadable.” Pynchon's writing is celebrated for its post‑modern style and anti‑authoritarian tone, influencing generations of writers.

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1973–2009publication span

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Gravity’s Rainbow

Thomas Pynchon

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Against the Day

Thomas Pynchon

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Inherent Vice

Thomas Pynchon

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Gravity’s Rainbow

Against the Day

Inherent Vice