Thomas Pynchon
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Thomas Pynchon is complex, non-linear structures and multiple storylines.
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[Session date: 2023/05/30 (Tue) 06:33] User: I'm thinking of continuing to experiment with non-linear narrative structures in my writing. Can you recommend some books or authors that are known for using this style effectively? By the way, I…
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