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from Part II - Culture, Politics, and Society
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 31 May 2019
As a first step toward appreciating how Pynchon treats film and television, it is helpful to shuffle the usual listing of his oeuvre according to publication dates to reflect instead the chronological order of the periods the works cover: Mason & Dixon (1761–86), Against the Day (1893–1920s), the episodic historical narrative of V. (1898–1943), Gravity’s Rainbow (1944–45), V.’s other narrative and Slow Learner (both 1950s), The Crying of Lot 49 (1964), Inherent Vice (1970), Vineland (1984), and Bleeding Edge (2001–02).
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