THOMAS PYNCHON

American Novelist

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Gravity’s Rainbow (1973)

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Italian Hardcover
Publisher: Rizzoli (2013)
Translator: Giuseppe Natale

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Italian Paperback
Publisher: Rizzoli (2001)
Translator: Giuseppe Natale

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Portugeuse Paperback Edition
Publisher: Bertrand Editora (2012)

Spanish Hardcover (2 vols)
Publisher: Ediciones Grijalbo (1978)
Translator: Antoni Pigrau

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Spanish Paperback Edition
Publisher: Fábula, Tusquets Editores (2009)

Spanish Hardcover Edition
Publisher: MaxiTusquets Editores (2009)

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First Japanese Ed., v.1
Published: Japan UNI Agency (Mar 1993)
Translation: Koshikawa Yoshiaki, Ueno Tatsuro, Saeki Yasuki & Hatayama Hideaki

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First Japanese Ed., v.2
Published: Japan UNI Agency (Jul 1993)
Translation: Koshikawa Yoshiaki, Ueno Tatsuro, Saeki Yasuki & Hatayama Hideaki

Pages: 1 2 3

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Inherent ViceBleeding Edge
Mason & DixonAgainst the Day
Gravity's RainbowVineland
V.The Crying of Lot 49

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