Some people are just born plebeian.

It's better than Gravity's Rainbow

Comfy/10 masterpiece

>>7476674
It's for grown-ups who aren't obsessed with drugs. My grandmother's halfway through Mason & Dixon and is already asking what of Pynchon she should read next.

>>7477550
get a blog

ATD is his masterpiece, though it lags into too much McCarthyesque westernisms in the middle, but if you push through to the finale it's an 11/10
I really liked Mason & Dixon. People call out its similarities to Barth's Sot Weed Factor but I fuckin' loved that too so hey

>>7477550
Me Irish nan smokes crack and recites Keats while she's hopped up on drugs

Sorry but my nan is cooler and more literate than yours

Have you even taken ambien OP, it's the opposite of boring if you don't fall asleep. It will make you believe the craziest shit. It's like no other drug on the planet, not even the other sleep aid z-drugs. I wish you were right, Pynchon on ambien would be off the rails.

>>7478799
think I'm going to try some ambien now

>>7478799
Sounds like a wild, out-of-control Pynchonesque experience.

>>7478799
The crying of lot 49 is, thematically, ambien.

>>7476674
I like to read on ambien