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Francis Menguito cachobong — I REALLY liked this book. With some of his other books, I have trouble with some of the slower parts, but this kept my attention and I didn't want to put it down.

Mark Marky mrctec9b4ed — I was just glad to get some resolution.

Wenyu Zhou _iki_hou — One grows suspicious of his literariness when his opinions differ from those of the established literary community. While most will tell you that Gravity's Rainbow is Pynchon's finest work, I enjoyed M&D the most. The contemporary author shows that he's still got it, more than 20 years after winning the National Book Award with GV. The narrative is much more straightforward, though the language takes some getting used to (it becomes one of the book's strengths though, and I found myself mimicking it in less formal correspondence for years). In the 18th century, Northern European powers were hitting full stride in their quests to colonize the New World and Africa. Great Britain and France would align with various indigenous tribes in the Americas and battle for supremacy there, while the Dutch and English trading companies conquered and profited from their conquests of the East and West Indies. In this context, demarcations and astronomical observations appear to serve purposes other than knowledge. This is where we begin with our two heroes, commissioned to observe an astronomical event from the Dutch colonies in what is now South Africa. The melancholy Mason and the more jovial Dixon make for comic tension immediately as they survive a naval scuffle and the sexual advances of Dutch colonists' bored daughters. The narrative continues to follow the title's characters as they travel to the American colonies to demarcate the line which bears their name. Pynchon's use of imagined worlds, narrative interruptions, and strange characters serve him superbly in this large work. The oft-leveled criticism that he leaves the reader no chance to identify or even sympathize with his characters does not apply here. There are touching scenes when Mason imagines his late wife communicating with him, and when he remembers his sons who have stayed behind in England. The warmth that does eventually grow between he and Dixon will cause the reader to remember the friends he has and remember that he should call them instead of spending all his time reading 800 page books. This one's worth it, though.

михаил гузев mischaguzee50d — My friend Melanie lent me this book years ago & I was embarassed that I had it so long, because it was a really busy time, and didn't finish it! So, I gave it back & had the intention of finishing it soon after. I finally did, all these years later & it is truly one of my favorite books ever. Thanks Melanie! I LOVE the characters, the emotion, love story & history. My only warning is to not read it in public- I only had about 20 pages left & took it with me to finish while I was having a pedicure. I was totally emabarssed as I sat there sniffing & dripping tears into my foot bath! This is a must read- go buy it for your book shelf to pass down to your kids someday. Just bought the sequel...hope it's as good.

Ugeen Alex ugeenalex — I loved it , Warm down to earth family values you feel like you have gone back into the 1930s 40s 50s and you have gone to see some very dear friends.n time