Gravity's rainbow

Postmodernism has become widely recognized as a movement consisting of epic scope, innovative techniques, and wide ranges of psychological and

bookpain - the discomfort that comes from owning (too many) books or putting (too much) faith in them. www.flickr.com/photos/freetrader57/sets/72157631655739464/ Rainbow carried by Pynchon - Gravity's Rainbow (Dutch tr Regenboog van zwaartekracht). A book considered to be untranslatable. Rainbow: Red: Arendt - On Revolution (Dutch tr) Orange: Orfali/Harkey/Edwards - Client/Server Yellow: Klein - The Shock Doctrine Green: Calvin - The River that Flows Uphill (Dutch tr) Blue: Doorman & Pot…

As part of our ongoing quest to create a contemporary dialogue about the literary classics, we're delighted to bring you our first installation of Food For Thought, a 'dine-by-pages post' aimed to bring your favorite books right to your table. We hope that these meals will work equally well as dinner party fodder or as a simple week-night indulgence. Enjoy! First up is Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon pgs 9-11: An installation of Zac Smith's spectacular Gravity's Rainbow Illustrated: One…

Thomas Pynchon, Gravity’s Rainbow book cover

Gravity's Rainbow: Pynchon, Thomas

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First edition of Thomas Pynchon's "Gravity's Rainbow", 1973. Winner of the 1974 National Book Award. (BRB 83172)