/lit/ - Literature

>>21723045
No pictures, but I think in Slow Learner, Pynchon talked about his Manhattan Beach apartment, which had a kitchen, a small bed, a 5-6ft long shelf filled with books, and a small desk for writing.

Look at this photo of Pynchon's arm

>Dante
>Shakespeare
>Cervantes
>Proust
>Joyce
>Pynchon

>All Catholic

Huh, really makes me think...

Im looking for that picture that gets posted here in which Borges is smiling with a pie on his head.
I will pray for your salvation tonight if you post it.

Also rare pictures of your favorite authors. Here is Thomas Pynchon's hand.

>>9943518

since the millennials taking their college courses collectively using this board as a study guide finally started learning what they were studying. I used to lurk this board for a while, and then I stopped.. and then when I came back, some how /lit/ posting was weirdly much more concise, elaborate... referencing actual texts, articles, periods in time. as a non-Uni fag, its the only logic i can derive from having such a substantial drive to actually learn something.. as someone with a fluctuating interest in literature and philosophy, it seems that the entire mechanism of it stems from schooling

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwXLDvAk5LA&t=20s
25:23
"Well I never really saw this strange man after that again, but who I did see coming in there was a person in disguise that I thought was Pynchon's sister."
"Now I know it was the same person and it had to have been Pynchon in disguise dressed up as a woman."

Surprise us with you incredibly rare pictures of Thomas Pynchon /lit/. I have one of his hand and a pig piñata.

I love it myself. Really fun book, just has nothing on Pynchon at his height.
Real sense of place in this book, the way Doc seems to venture out into the city again and again only to return home for some elaborate dinner. It's like a travelogue of greasy spoons and grimy dives in the fictional-but-also-probably-real Gordita Beach. It's comfy as heck. Who doesn't want to live in Doc's beach house?

Why are the greatest writers Catholic? (Or at last raised in its teachings)

Dante, Shakespeare, Chaucer, Cervantes, Proust, Joyce, Pynchon

What did God mean by this?

You've all been baited. OP is one of those anti-Pynchon shitposters trying to act as a high and mighty retard talking down to people for not 'getting' a very silly joke

If you decide to continue posting in this thread I just would like you to acknowledge the OP is bait, probably half its replies are and that you are posting in a false flag strawman thread made to slander an author and his followers by attacking a group that does not exist while making the others look silly by association
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>>7199067
In this case, it is easy to go to your post

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>>6574999

There's only a couple other photos I can think of.

Here's his hand peaking out from behind the door.

There's another one of him taken from behind but that's pointless because I can't jerk off to that.

And there's also that CNN report.

>>6367712
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