Included there are bits and pieces collected from resources online and otherwise and from Abbey's admirers all over the world, neatly arranged in an accessible and appealing mosaic by Christer. You'll find bibliographical and biographical info, photos, woodcuts by Michael McCurdy, excerpts, articles critical and popular, and much more. If it weren't for the web, any Abbey fan worth the salt encrusting his or her hatband would be obliged to book the first flight to Stockholm this very night. The Thomas Pynchon Page turns out to be the front door to the Hyperarts Pynchon Pages. Select More Pynchonalia from the menu and you'll open a very nice can of worms.
Pynchon worshippers live here.
This is it, folks, the real thing, content-rich and with a full head of wavy snakes for hair. We love it. If you do, too, burrow in. You'll discover things, among them that Pynchon shares the Libyrinth with James Joyce and Franz Kafka, among others. There also are lots of links to other sites of interest to those whose turn of mind finds Pynchon irresistible.