Best Old Review of Gravity's Rainbow

I came across the best review of Pynchon's magnum opus, Gravity's Rainbow, a few days back. It's so good, and I call it "best" without the luxury of having read every single other review of the prosaic novel.

But I call it best because it says everything I've ever wanted to say about the book, but in a more collected and professional way than I've been able to do.

If you get the time to check it out the grand picture of the basic structure and the book's rhythms will be shown off.

Just click right here for the review by scholar, writer, and teacher Richard Poirier.