Thomas Pynchon Quotes

They Steered South. Gordita Beach Emerged From The Haze, Gently Flaking Away In The Salt Breezes, The Ramshackle Town In A Spill Of Weather-beaten Colors, Like Paint Chips At Some Out-of-the-way Hardware Store, And The Hillside Up To Dunecrest, Which Doc Had Always Thought Of, Especially After Nights Of Excess, As Steep, A Grade Everybody Sooner Or Later Wiped Their Clutch Trying To Get Up And Out Of Town On, Looking From Out Here Strangely Flat, Hardly There At All.

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