Thomas Pynchon Biography

American writer Thomas Pynchon is a novelist. He is a MacArthur Fellow known for writing thick, complicated books. His factual and fiction publications include a wide range of topics and themes, including (but not limited to) history, physics, and mathematics. Pynchon earned the 1974 United States National Book Award for Fiction for his most well-regarded book, Gravity's Rainbow. Long Island-born Pynchon graduated from Cornell University with a degree in English and served two years in the US Navy. The Crying of Lot 49, Gravity's Rainbow, and Mason & Dixon are two of the books for which he is most known. He first published a number of short tales in the late 1950s and early 1960s before starting to write these works. Pynchon is also renowned for being extremely private; very few images of him have ever been released, and since the 1960s, suspicions regarding his whereabouts and identity have persisted. Bleeding Edge is the most current book by Pynchon.

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