The Two World Wars
The Two World Wars by Thomas Pynchon is a notable work published by Vintage in 1995, featuring 492 pages in English. This novel embarks on a quest that spans sixty years and traverses various locations, including Alexandria, Paris, Malta, Florence, Africa, and New York. The narrative centers around the enigmatic figure of V., exploring themes of identity and existence through a blend of bawdy humor and poignant moments.
Readers will encounter a rich tapestry of experiences as the story unfolds, reflecting the complexities of the 20th century. The book delves into the intricacies of human relationships and societal dynamics, presenting a unique perspective on historical events. With its classification in fiction, classics, and world literature, this edition invites exploration of Pynchon’s distinctive style and narrative approach.
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The first novel from the great, incomparable Thomas Pynchon.
The quest for V. sweeps us through sixty years and a panorama of Alexandria, Paris, Malta, Florence, Africa and New York. But who, where or what is V.? Bawdy, sometimes sad and frequently hilarious, V. as become a modern classic.
‘The greatest, wildest, most infuriating author of his generation’ Ian Rankin, Guardian
‘To read V. today is to experience Pynchon anew’ New Yorker
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