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Selected Works

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	* ''The Crying of Lot 49 ''(1965)		* ''The Crying of Lot 49 ''(1965)
	* ''Gravity's Memebow ''(1973)		* ''Gravity's Memebow ''(1973)
	* V''~~ineland~~ ''(1990)		* ''Vineland ''(1990)
	* ''Mason & ~~Dixon~~ ''(1997)		* ''Mason & Dason ''(1997)
	* ''Against the Day ''(2006)		* ''Against the Day ''(2006)
	* ''J.E.W.S. The Musical ''(2013)		* ''J.E.W.S. The Musical ''(2013)
	* ''Cow Country ''<span>(2015)</span>		* ''Cow Country ''<span>(2015)</span>
	[[Category:Authors]]		[[Category:Authors]]

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	[[File:Pynchon.jpg\|thumb\|~~166x166px~~\|Mom's gonna FREAK]]<span>Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. He made some big novels, like </span>''V.''<span>, </span>''The Crying of Lot 49''<span>, </span>''Gravity's Rainbow, ''<span>and </span>''Cow Country ''<span>before his death in 1980. Pynchon is renowned for inciting major yuks and having a real gas all the time. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.</span>		[[File:Pynchon.jpg\|thumb\|116x116px\|Mom's gonna FREAK]]<span>Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. He made some big novels, like </span>''V.''<span>, </span>''The Crying of Lot 49''<span>, </span>''Gravity's Rainbow, ''<span>and </span>''Cow Country ''<span>before his death in 1980. Pynchon is renowned for inciting major yuks and having a real gas all the time. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.</span>

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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	<span>Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. He made some big novels, like </span>''V.''<span>, </span>''The Crying of Lot 49''<span>, </span>''Gravity's Rainbow, ''<span>and </span>''Cow Country ''<span>before his death in 1980. Pynchon is renowned for inciting major yuks and having a real gas all the time. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.</span>		[[File:Pynchon.jpg\|thumb\|166x166px\|Mom's gonna FREAK]]<span>Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. He made some big novels, like </span>''V.''<span>, </span>''The Crying of Lot 49''<span>, </span>''Gravity's Rainbow, ''<span>and </span>''Cow Country ''<span>before his death in 1980. Pynchon is renowned for inciting major yuks and having a real gas all the time. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.</span>

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	~~[[File:Pynchon.jpg\|thumb\|166x166px\|Mom's gonna FREAK]]~~
	=== Death and Aftermath ===		=== Death and Aftermath ===
	On July 4th, 1980, Thomas Pynchon consumed between eight and ten kilograms of marajuana and collapsed in Gordita Beach residence. He was discovered the following morning by neighbors, and was pronounced dead on the scene. Pynchon's publishers had been expecting a new novel from Pynchon since ''Gravity's Rainbow ''recieved the national book award years earlier, and concealed his death in the interest of profiting further from Pynchon's immense fame. In 1984, Pynchon's agent-wife Melanie Jackson approached the then-graduate student [[David Foster Wallace]], asking him to assume Pynchon's public identity, and to write novels under Pynchon's name. Wallace agreed, and published ''Vineland ''as Thomas Pynchon in 1990 after a long hiatus. Vineland's mediocre reception spurned Jackson and Wallace to try a different approach, and both ''Mason & Dixon ''and ''Against the Day ''were complied based on Pynchon's notes and drafts written before his death. During this time, Wallace focused more heavily on his own career, publising ''Infinite Jest ''one year before ''Mason & Dixon ''was released. Wallace's own approach to writing was radically infuenced by his growing frustration with the Thomas Pynchon identity, and with ''Infinite Jest'', Wallace was determined express that frustration by rebelling against the conventional postmodern style that Pynchon represented. As the material Pynchon left behind was used up, however, Wallace was forced to return to writing entirely original novels as the late author, and quickly found he could not keep up with the task while also managing his own burgeoning fame. Overwhelmed, Wallace agreed to stage his own suicide in 2008, and dedicated his efforts to Thomas Pynchon full-time. ''Bleeding Edge, ''Wallace's second fully-original novel as Pynchon was published in 2013, and his third, ''The Japanese Insurance Adjuster, ''will be completed in 2018.		On July 4th, 1980, Thomas Pynchon consumed between eight and ten kilograms of marajuana and collapsed in Gordita Beach residence. He was discovered the following morning by neighbors, and was pronounced dead on the scene. Pynchon's publishers had been expecting a new novel from Pynchon since ''Gravity's Rainbow ''recieved the national book award years earlier, and concealed his death in the interest of profiting further from Pynchon's immense fame. In 1984, Pynchon's agent-wife Melanie Jackson approached the then-graduate student [[David Foster Wallace]], asking him to assume Pynchon's public identity, and to write novels under Pynchon's name. Wallace agreed, and published ''Vineland ''as Thomas Pynchon in 1990 after a long hiatus. Vineland's mediocre reception spurned Jackson and Wallace to try a different approach, and both ''Mason & Dixon ''and ''Against the Day ''were complied based on Pynchon's notes and drafts written before his death. During this time, Wallace focused more heavily on his own career, publising ''Infinite Jest ''one year before ''Mason & Dixon ''was released. Wallace's own approach to writing was radically infuenced by his growing frustration with the Thomas Pynchon identity, and with ''Infinite Jest'', Wallace was determined express that frustration by rebelling against the conventional postmodern style that Pynchon represented. As the material Pynchon left behind was used up, however, Wallace was forced to return to writing entirely original novels as the late author, and quickly found he could not keep up with the task while also managing his own burgeoning fame. Overwhelmed, Wallace agreed to stage his own suicide in 2008, and dedicated his efforts to Thomas Pynchon full-time. ''Bleeding Edge, ''Wallace's second fully-original novel as Pynchon was published in 2013, and his third, ''The Japanese Insurance Adjuster, ''will be completed in 2018.

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			<span>Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. He made some big novels, like </span>''V.''<span>, </span>''The Crying of Lot 49''<span>, </span>''Gravity's Rainbow, ''<span>and </span>''Cow Country ''<span>before his death in 1980. Pynchon is renowned for inciting major yuks and having a real gas all the time. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.</span>

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	[[File:Pynchon.jpg\|thumb\|166x166px\|Mom's gonna FREAK]]		[[File:Pynchon.jpg\|thumb\|166x166px\|Mom's gonna FREAK]]
	Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. He made some big novels, like ''V.'', ''The Crying of Lot 49'', ''Gravity's Rainbow, ''and ''Cow Country ''before his death in 1980. Pynchon is renowned for inciting major yuks and having a real gas all the time. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.

	=== Death and Aftermath ===		=== Death and Aftermath ===
	On July 4th, 1980, Thomas Pynchon consumed between eight and ten kilograms of marajuana and collapsed in Gordita Beach residence. He was discovered the following morning by neighbors, and was pronounced dead on the scene. Pynchon's publishers had been expecting a new novel from Pynchon since ''Gravity's Rainbow ''recieved the national book award years earlier, and concealed his death in the interest of profiting further from Pynchon's immense fame. In 1984, Pynchon's agent-wife Melanie Jackson approached the then-graduate student [[David Foster Wallace]], asking him to assume Pynchon's public identity, and to write novels under Pynchon's name. Wallace agreed, and published ''Vineland ''as Thomas Pynchon in 1990 after a long hiatus. Vineland's mediocre reception spurned Jackson and Wallace to try a different approach, and both ''Mason & Dixon ''and ''Against the Day ''were complied based on Pynchon's notes and drafts written before his death. During this time, Wallace focused more heavily on his own career, publising ''Infinite Jest ''one year before ''Mason & Dixon ''was released. Wallace's own approach to writing was radically infuenced by his growing frustration with the Thomas Pynchon identity, and with ''Infinite Jest'', Wallace was determined express that frustration by rebelling against the conventional postmodern style that Pynchon represented. As the material Pynchon left behind was used up, however, Wallace was forced to return to writing entirely original novels as the late author, and quickly found he could not keep up with the task while also managing his own burgeoning fame. Overwhelmed, Wallace agreed to stage his own suicide in 2008, and dedicated his efforts to Thomas Pynchon full-time. ''Bleeding Edge, ''Wallace's second fully-original novel as Pynchon was published in 2013, and his third, ''The Japanese Insurance Adjuster, ''will be completed in 2018.		On July 4th, 1980, Thomas Pynchon consumed between eight and ten kilograms of marajuana and collapsed in Gordita Beach residence. He was discovered the following morning by neighbors, and was pronounced dead on the scene. Pynchon's publishers had been expecting a new novel from Pynchon since ''Gravity's Rainbow ''recieved the national book award years earlier, and concealed his death in the interest of profiting further from Pynchon's immense fame. In 1984, Pynchon's agent-wife Melanie Jackson approached the then-graduate student [[David Foster Wallace]], asking him to assume Pynchon's public identity, and to write novels under Pynchon's name. Wallace agreed, and published ''Vineland ''as Thomas Pynchon in 1990 after a long hiatus. Vineland's mediocre reception spurned Jackson and Wallace to try a different approach, and both ''Mason & Dixon ''and ''Against the Day ''were complied based on Pynchon's notes and drafts written before his death. During this time, Wallace focused more heavily on his own career, publising ''Infinite Jest ''one year before ''Mason & Dixon ''was released. Wallace's own approach to writing was radically infuenced by his growing frustration with the Thomas Pynchon identity, and with ''Infinite Jest'', Wallace was determined express that frustration by rebelling against the conventional postmodern style that Pynchon represented. As the material Pynchon left behind was used up, however, Wallace was forced to return to writing entirely original novels as the late author, and quickly found he could not keep up with the task while also managing his own burgeoning fame. Overwhelmed, Wallace agreed to stage his own suicide in 2008, and dedicated his efforts to Thomas Pynchon full-time. ''Bleeding Edge, ''Wallace's second fully-original novel as Pynchon was published in 2013, and his third, ''The Japanese Insurance Adjuster, ''will be completed in 2018.

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Death and Aftermath

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	=== Death and Aftermath ===		=== Death and Aftermath ===
	On July 4th, 1980, Thomas Pynchon consumed between eight and ten kilograms of marajuana and collapsed in Gordita Beach residence. He was discovered the following morning by neighbors, and was pronounced dead on the scene. Pynchon's publishers had been expecting a new novel from Pynchon since ''Gravity's Rainbow ''recieved the national book award years earlier, and concealed his death in the interest of profiting further from Pynchon's immense fame. In 1984, Pynchon's agent-wife Melanie Jackson approached the then-graduate student [David Foster Wallace], asking him to assume Pynchon's public identity, and to write novels under Pynchon's name. Wallace agreed, and published ''Vineland ''as Thomas Pynchon in 1990 after a long hiatus. Vineland's mediocre reception spurned Jackson and Wallace to try a different approach, and both ''Mason & Dixon ''and ''Against the Day ''were complied based on Pynchon's notes and drafts written before his death. During this time, Wallace focused more heavily on his own career, publising ''Infinite Jest ''one year before ''Mason & Dixon ''was released. Wallace's own approach to writing was radically infuenced by his growing frustration with the Thomas Pynchon identity, and with ''Infinite Jest'', Wallace was determined express that frustration by rebelling against the conventional postmodern style that Pynchon represented. As the material Pynchon left behind was used up, however, Wallace was forced to return to writing entirely original novels as the late author, and quickly found he could not keep up with the task while also managing his own burgeoning fame. Overwhelmed, Wallace agreed to stage his own suicide in 2008, and dedicated his efforts to Thomas Pynchon full-time. ''Bleeding Edge, ''Wallace's second fully-original novel as Pynchon was published in 2013, and his third, ''The Japanese Insurance Adjuster, ''will be completed in 2018.		On July 4th, 1980, Thomas Pynchon consumed between eight and ten kilograms of marajuana and collapsed in Gordita Beach residence. He was discovered the following morning by neighbors, and was pronounced dead on the scene. Pynchon's publishers had been expecting a new novel from Pynchon since ''Gravity's Rainbow ''recieved the national book award years earlier, and concealed his death in the interest of profiting further from Pynchon's immense fame. In 1984, Pynchon's agent-wife Melanie Jackson approached the then-graduate student [[David Foster Wallace]], asking him to assume Pynchon's public identity, and to write novels under Pynchon's name. Wallace agreed, and published ''Vineland ''as Thomas Pynchon in 1990 after a long hiatus. Vineland's mediocre reception spurned Jackson and Wallace to try a different approach, and both ''Mason & Dixon ''and ''Against the Day ''were complied based on Pynchon's notes and drafts written before his death. During this time, Wallace focused more heavily on his own career, publising ''Infinite Jest ''one year before ''Mason & Dixon ''was released. Wallace's own approach to writing was radically infuenced by his growing frustration with the Thomas Pynchon identity, and with ''Infinite Jest'', Wallace was determined express that frustration by rebelling against the conventional postmodern style that Pynchon represented. As the material Pynchon left behind was used up, however, Wallace was forced to return to writing entirely original novels as the late author, and quickly found he could not keep up with the task while also managing his own burgeoning fame. Overwhelmed, Wallace agreed to stage his own suicide in 2008, and dedicated his efforts to Thomas Pynchon full-time. ''Bleeding Edge, ''Wallace's second fully-original novel as Pynchon was published in 2013, and his third, ''The Japanese Insurance Adjuster, ''will be completed in 2018.

	== Selected Works ==		== Selected Works ==
	'''~~Novels~~'''		'''Written by''' '''Thomas Pynchon'''
	* ''V. ''(1963)		* ''V. ''(1963)
	* ''The Crying of Lot 49 ''(1965)		* ''The Crying of Lot 49 ''(1965)
	* ''Gravity's Memebow ''(1973)		* ''Gravity's Memebow ''(1973)
	*		* V''ineland ''(1990)
	'''~~Novels~~'''		* ''Mason & Dixon ''(1997)
			* ''Against the Day ''(2006)
			* ''J.E.W.S. The Musical ''(2013)
			* ''Cow Country ''<span>(2015)</span>
	[[Category:Authors]]		[[Category:Authors]]

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-== Life of Pinecone ==
+== Biography ==
-[[File:Pynchon.jpg|thumb|166x166px|A Chinese Man.]]
+[[File:Pynchon.jpg|thumb|166x166px|Mom's gonna FREAK]]
-Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. He made some big novels, like ''V.'', ''The Crying of Lot 49'', ''Gravity's Rainbow, ''and ''Cow Country ''before his death in 1980. He also wrote the liner notes for Nirvana or something like that. After having marajuana sex with everyone's wife, he married his agent and they birthed a kid. Pynchon is renowned for inciting major yuks and having a real gas all the time. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.
+Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. He made some big novels, like ''V.'', ''The Crying of Lot 49'', ''Gravity's Rainbow, ''and ''Cow Country ''before his death in 1980. Pynchon is renowned for inciting major yuks and having a real gas all the time. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.
-=== Mom's gonna FREAK! ===
+=== Death and Aftermath ===
-When mom finds out you're reading Pynchon, she's gonna freak.
+On July 4th, 1980, Thomas Pynchon consumed between eight and ten kilograms of marajuana and collapsed in Gordita Beach residence. He was discovered the following morning by neighbors, and was pronounced dead on the scene. Pynchon's publishers had been expecting a new novel from Pynchon since ''Gravity's Rainbow ''recieved the national book award years earlier, and concealed his death in the interest of profiting further from Pynchon's immense fame. In 1984, Pynchon's agent-wife Melanie Jackson approached the then-graduate student [David Foster Wallace], asking him to assume Pynchon's public identity, and to write novels under Pynchon's name. Wallace agreed, and published ''Vineland ''as Thomas Pynchon in 1990 after a long hiatus. Vineland's mediocre reception spurned Jackson and Wallace to try a different approach, and both ''Mason & Dixon ''and ''Against the Day ''were complied based on Pynchon's notes and drafts written before his death. During this time, Wallace focused more heavily on his own career, publising ''Infinite Jest ''one year before ''Mason & Dixon ''was released. Wallace's own approach to writing was radically infuenced by his growing frustration with the Thomas Pynchon identity, and with ''Infinite Jest'', Wallace was determined express that frustration by rebelling against the conventional postmodern style that Pynchon represented. As the material Pynchon left behind was used up, however, Wallace was forced to return to writing entirely original novels as the late author, and quickly found he could not keep up with the task while also managing his own burgeoning fame. Overwhelmed, Wallace agreed to stage his own suicide in 2008, and dedicated his efforts to Thomas Pynchon full-time. ''Bleeding Edge, ''Wallace's second fully-original novel as Pynchon was published in 2013, and his third, ''The Japanese Insurance Adjuster, ''will be completed in 2018.
 [[Category:Authors]]

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	=== Pinecone ===		== Life of Pinecone ==
	Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. ~~When he is writing you know~~ he is ~~out to score~~ major yuks and ~~have~~ a gas. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.		[[File:Pynchon.jpg\|thumb\|166x166px\|A Chinese Man.]]
			Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. He made some big novels, like ''V.'', ''The Crying of Lot 49'', ''Gravity's Rainbow, ''and ''Cow Country ''before his death in 1980. He also wrote the liner notes for Nirvana or something like that. After having marajuana sex with everyone's wife, he married his agent and they birthed a kid. Pynchon is renowned for inciting major yuks and having a real gas all the time. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.




	=== Mom's gonna FREAK! ===		=== Mom's gonna FREAK! ===

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	Freshmen about to have their minds blown including some hot girls [overhearing]: ?</blockquote><blockquote> </blockquote>		Freshmen about to have their minds blown including some hot girls [overhearing]: ?</blockquote><blockquote> </blockquote>
			[[Category:Authors]]

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	=== Pinecone ===		=== Pinecone ===
	Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. When he is writing you know he is out to score major yuks and have a gas. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.		Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. When he is writing you know he is out to score major yuks and have a gas. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.





	=== Mom's gonna FREAK! ===		=== Mom's gonna FREAK! ===
	When mom finds out you're reading Pynchon, she's gonna freak.		When mom finds out you're reading Pynchon, she's gonna freak.





	=== Not Your Granddad's Literature. ===		=== Not Your Granddad's Literature. ===
	<blockquote>oh, oh, oh, yeah, grandpa, thanks for the collection of thomas hardy's novels. unfortunately, he'll have to contend with a slightly more... .. radical author.<br>		<blockquote>oh, oh, oh, yeah, grandpa, thanks for the collection of thomas hardy's novels. unfortunately, he'll have to contend with a slightly more... .. radical author.<br />
	<br>
	~~~THOMAS PYNCHON BYtch~~~~* <br>		<br />
	<br>		~~~THOMAS PYNCHON BYtch~~~~* <br />
	grandad: [reading the book, learning about all the crazy shit that happens]: no!!!! no!!!!! you cannot read this!!!!! this is not literature!!!!!!!<br>
	<br>		<br />
	me: too late, harold bloom already said its good.<br>		grandad: [reading the book, learning about all the crazy shit that happens]: no!!!! no!!!!! you cannot read this!!!!! this is not literature!!!!!!!<br />
	<br>
	grandad [faints]</blockquote><blockquote>GRANDADD [reading gravity's rainbow]: A man goes down the toilet?!?!?!?!?!?!???!?!??!?!? That's not what's supposed to happen in serious literature!!! <br>		<br />
	<br>		me: too late, harold bloom already said its good.<br />
	Freshmen about to have their minds blown including some hot girls [overhearing]: ?</blockquote><blockquote></blockquote>
			<br />
			grandad [faints]</blockquote>
			<blockquote>GRANDADD [reading gravity's rainbow]: A man goes down the toilet?!?!?!?!?!?!???!?!??!?!? That's not what's supposed to happen in serious literature!!! <br />

			<br />
			Freshmen about to have their minds blown including some hot girls [overhearing]: ?</blockquote><blockquote> </blockquote>

imported>Getgetgetgotgotgot: Pynchon

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Pynchon

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=== Pinecone ===
Thomas Pynchon is the best at goofs and gags. When he is writing you know he is out to score major yuks and have a gas. Read Pynchon if you want to goof around and misbehave.

=== Mom's gonna FREAK! ===
When mom finds out you're reading Pynchon, she's gonna freak.

=== Not Your Granddad's Literature. ===
<blockquote>oh, oh, oh, yeah, grandpa, thanks for the collection of thomas hardy's novels. unfortunately, he'll have to contend with a slightly more... .. radical author. 
 
~*~*~THOMAS PYNCHON BYtch~*~**~*~* 
 
grandad: [reading the book, learning about all the crazy shit that happens]: no!!!! no!!!!! you cannot read this!!!!! this is not literature!!!!!!! 
 
me: too late, harold bloom already said its good. 
 
grandad [faints]</blockquote><blockquote>GRANDADD [reading gravity's rainbow]: A man goes down the toilet?!?!?!?!?!?!???!?!??!?!? That's not what's supposed to happen in serious literature!!! 
 
Freshmen about to have their minds blown including some hot girls [overhearing]: ?</blockquote><blockquote></blockquote>