Rest in peace

[Anonymous No.13529332]

[Anonymous No.13529336]

Rest In Peace bucko

[Anonymous No.13529341]

>>13529332
He'll be found ten years from now behind a shop freezer

[UncleB No.13529351]

its not on google, did something happen?

[Anonymous No.13529352]

if you've read any of his books you'd know that he won't be stopped from writing by something as transient and fleeting as death.

[Anonymous No.13529353]

>its real

[Anonymous No.13529369]

i can't believe he's gone. im only halfway through GR

i thought he had at least a doorstopper or two more in him :(

[Anonymous No.13529372]

mods sticky this

[Anonymous No.13529379]

So what was he trying to say with Bleeding Edge?
Clearly he thinks that there was something up with 9/11 but he didn't want to spit it out.

[Anonymous No.13529548]

>>13529332

I saw him the other week buying cupcakes from Magnolia. As he was leaving some small children were bouncing up and down and he thwacked them with his cane and told them the New Purge was coming, whatever that meant. I saw this happen and I laughed, and then he whipped out an airhorn and blew it next to my ear. I now have semi-permanent hearing damage

[Anonymous No.13529702]

I need to at least read Lot 49 before he dies. Same with McCarthy and Blood Meridian (although I have read The Road)

[Anonymous No.13529703]

just finished V., consider me a pynchhead now

[Anonymous No.13529779]

Shroud?

[Anonymous No.13529782]

>>13529702
Is the Road book better than the movie?

[Anonymous No.13529783]

>>13529332
How can a man who already died die again?

[Anonymous No.13529861]

>>13529332
Mason & Dixon is the best book ever written in English

[Anonymous No.13530021]

>>13529779
based

[Anonymous No.13530878]

>Search Thomas Pynchon on Wikipedia
>"is"
This and Harold Bloom deaths get me every damn time