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  1. #Bleedingedge by Thomas #Pynchon is by far not his best novel, but it is great in capturing the inherent trauma that 9/11 caused to New York citizens (or Americans in general) and also in describing the different reactions and conspiracy narratives surrounding it. Even if its humour sometimes seems over the top.

    #911memorial #bookstodon #irony #thomaspynchon

  2. #Bleedingedge by Thomas #Pynchon is by far not his best novel, but it is great in capturing the inherent trauma that 9/11 caused to New York citizens (or Americans in general) and also in describing the different reactions and conspiracy narratives surrounding it. Even if its humour sometimes seems over the top.

    #911memorial #bookstodon #irony #thomaspynchon

  3. #Bleedingedge by Thomas #Pynchon is by far not his best novel, but it is great in capturing the inherent trauma that 9/11 caused to New York citizens (or Americans in general) and also in describing the different reactions and conspiracy narratives surrounding it. Even if its humour sometimes seems over the top.

    #911memorial #bookstodon #irony #thomaspynchon

  4. #Bleedingedge by Thomas #Pynchon is by far not his best novel, but it is great in capturing the inherent trauma that 9/11 caused to New York citizens (or Americans in general) and also in describing the different reactions and conspiracy narratives surrounding it. Even if its humour sometimes seems over the top.

    #911memorial #bookstodon #irony #thomaspynchon

  5. Thomas Pynchon, „Gravity’s Rainbow“, 1973

    „Vergiss nicht, dass das eigentliche Geschäft des Krieges das Kaufen und Verkaufen ist. Das Töten und die Gewalt regeln sich von selbst und können Laien anvertraut werden.“

    https://www.cocosse.com/2026/03/days-entrust-thomas-pynchon-1973/

    #Gewalt #GravitySRainbow #Krieg #Politik #Töten #ThomasPynchon #Zettel
  6. “Una battaglia dopo l’altra”: il neocolonialismo come distopia

    Recensione del film "Una battaglia dopo l'altra" (2025) di Paul Thomas Anderson

    codice-rosso.net/una-battaglia

  7. “I’m also surprised in retrospect that I didn’t pick what’s often referred to as a ‘ #systemsnovel,’ by which I mean the work of authors like #WilliamGaddis, #DonDeLillo, #ThomasPynchon and #DavidFosterWallace - #writers who deal with vast and complex systems..” fivebooks.com/best-books/b...

    The Best 20th-Century American...