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Mentioned in 2 episodes

Mason & Dixon

Book • 1997

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Mentioned by

Eric Wagner

as an author who may have been influenced by Robert Anton Wilson's work.

Mentioned as a novel that embodies the listener's description of Thomas Pynchon as an historical novelist.

Mentioned by the hosts when discussing thematic and universe connections among Pynchon's novels.

Referenced by the hosts as the prior book they completed and for placing Vineland in Pynchon's body of work.

Mentioned by Will drawing a parallel between thematic passages and phrasing in Mason and Dixon.

Mentioned by the hosts when referencing their past coverage and thematic parallels to Against the Day.

Mentioned by

Dave Chang

as a difficult-to-read novel when discussing challenging art and literature.

Mentioned by

Drew Broussard

as a Pynchon book they have not read.

Mentioned by

Matt Lech

as his favorite book of all time, and by

Devin Thomas O'Shea

, who reference a talking duck robot in the book.

Mentioned by hosts when comparing book structure and as a prior Pynchon work some listeners read.

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