Ninety-Nine Novels: Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon

[@kid5Media]

On my fourth read (and one listen) since 1973. I will always come back to this novel. One morning in the Curry Company cafeteria in Yosemite Valley I spotted a young woman wearing a Byron the Bulb tee-shirt. Can't have been many people who caught that.

[@terencemeikle534]

Gravity's Rainbow: I couldn't possibly recommend it to anyone, but I'm helluva glad I read it.

[@willsi]

Very glad to have found this series. Always held onto Burgess' ninety-nine list.

[@scoon2117]

Gravitys rainbow breaks my mind every time i attempt it.

[@drewyt3109]

25:04 The irony is almost perfect that this was published literally the day before Russia invaded Ukraine, launching the largest traditional war since WWII.

[@lewbasnight6283]

How would you persuade me to read A Clockwork Orange?

[@jeremyhopkins577]

Nice name, Against the Day rules

[@jboyd9062]

Viewed the movie first and it made the novel easier to understand. Read it twice and enjoyed both novel and film.

[@erezamir7218]

which movie?

[@kingofchase2539]

Which movie?

[@jboyd9062]

A Clockwork Orange.