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Charles Boileau charlesboileau — What an extraordinary novel. Gravity's Rainbow is like a look into the brain of an intellectual of the highest order. The story is filtered through Pavlovian conditioning, rocket science, integral calculus, and Nabokov, and that's just in the first hundred pages or so. Gravity's Rainbow is about (and I chuckle as I write this) an American army lieutenant in World War II London whose penis can accurately predict air raids by German V2 rockets. The implications of this discovery take him on a manic, ridiculous trip across Europe. Pynchon's style in delivering this story is among the most extreme of the post-modernists; we're never really told what's going on. Rather, Pynchon supersaturates us with information and leaves us to piece it together, only to figure out that we should have caught what he was saying the first time. Most writers would make absolute nonsense of this, but he is up to the task. This is an exhilarating ride from start to finish, if you're willing to be actively engaged by a tremendously talented author.

Felipe Villanueva villanias — I am convinced that it is inevitable that machines will gain sentience at some point and life as we know it will end. this is a good story about one way the Singularity might play out. I didn't have high expectations for this book but I was surprisingly pleased. It was worth my time and a nice escape for the holiday. Disclaimer: Book contains extreme violence.

Poul Ple poulplr — i'll be the first to admit, detective stories are not my typical read - in fact, never even read an agatha christie. however, this one intrigued me by its stylized cover (yes, sometimes covers do persuade me:), its promise of mystery and intrigue and its setting of late 1920s london. if you're looking for a wholesome romance/detective/history novel in one this is for you. what i enjoyed about it is the character masie reminded me a lot of anne of green gables - tough start in life but full of gumption and determination and through intellect and charisma ends up becoming a winsome heroine to the reader and the other characters. the writing is at times witty - especially if you enjoy english humour. however, there are moments where the story seems a bit too saccharine making it seem somewhat juvenile.

Amalia Martinez amaliamartinez — This book is a good read - both interesting and entertaining. It will make you want to try running barefoot. It also made me think about the way that I run and step back and try to enjoy running more.