what were your favorite parts.
mine was when mason and his son went to visit dixon close to the end of the book.
>>8072375
none
>>8072508
dat sucks mate
I liked the part when the reverend incorporates the novel in the other room right after the young people read it. And the story of the duck, and how it continues through the novel. The real life connection there is funny too.
We'll fish there. And you too.
this book was so goddamn good. pinecone surprised me.
>>8072375
My favorite part was when Gravity's Rainbow was still the better book despite all the memeing to the contrary.
I liked the clock conversation. And the discussion I think before the giant vegetables where M&D seem to be saying "Well, we've seen a lot of impossible shit together, should we go look at one more thing that isn't real? Nobody will believe us anyway."
>>8073150
Pretty much everyone agrees that GR is better, you ass.
But this is a close second.
>>8073160
lol the giant weed plants
>>8073150
mason and Dixon is far better. gravity's rainbow had a terrible ending.
>>8073307
it jerked tears from my dick
>>8072953
The mechanical duck was definitely the funniest thing on the book.
>>8072953
You're playing with my paranoid gland.
>>8072375
It's been a while since I read but I remember a fantastic part where Mason describes reclining in his observatory and watching through his telescope as Haley's Comet swings around the sun and into view. He likens the comet and its trail to Rebekah and her hair streaming in an inconceivable wind. Actually come to think of it any part where Mason is remembering, or interacting with, Rebekah was beautifully written. I wish Pinecone had given GR's characters that kind of treatment. It's like between GR and M&D he figured out how to use his crazy/highflying prose to describe friendship/love in a way he couldn't in GR.
>>8073367
this is why I prefer mason and dixon. rainbow is still amazing though too
>>8073162
No one with taste does, you dunce.
Leave it to 4chin to prefer the less mature work, tho
>>8073150
Mason and Dixon is better by far
>>8072375
ah yes son & xon, quite the tale of gender dysphoria
