/lit/ - Literature

>>8617505

Is there still merit to maximalism as a literary paradigm?

What's going to be the next great literary movement?

>>6138703
He so would to. Women can't resist those Bugs Bunny teeth.

Gravity's Rainbow

>>5020391
>le smug post-modern face

>>4980895
>implying modern society isn't too overflowed with information to have a defined zeitgeist
>implying studying the past is detrimental to your understanding of the present instead of beneficial

>>4928854
man pynchon is one ugly son of a bitch

>>4739005
I'm pretty excited for my copies of Slow Learner and Gravity's Rainbow to come in at the local book shop this weekend, but I still have to finish Mason & Dixon...

I also am probably ordering White Noise by Delillo and JR by Gaddis.

WHAT DO I DO WHEN I RUN OUT OF POMO /lit/?!?!?!

>>4673712
I have to say, the more I hear people bitch about how strange and pointless it seems and the more I reflect on having read the first couple of pages and a passage about a tree telling the protagonist to steal a tractors oil can; the more I want to drop the rest of my backlog and order this now just to see what I think of this apparent Behemoth.

>>4611900
Okay

I'm looking to get into Pynchon. Should I start with V. or TCoL49? After those two would I probably be okay to do Mason and Dixon? That one sounds pretty interesting.