Thomas Pynchon bibliography

This is a list of works by writer Thomas Pynchon.

Fiction

(1952–53) "Voice of the Hamster" Oyster Bay High School Purple and Gold 13 Nov, 18 Dec, 22 Jan, 19 Feb
(1953) "Ye Legend of Sir Stupid and the Purple Knight" Oyster Bay High School Purple and Gold 19 March 1953
(1953) "The Boys" Oyster Bay High School Purple and Gold 19 March 1953
(1958) "Minstrel Island" Outline and draft of unpublished musical written with John Kilpatrick Sale, held at University of Texas Harry Ransom Center

(1959) "The Small Rain" Cornell Writer 6, March 1959
(1959) "Mortality and Mercy in Vienna" Epoch 9, Spring 1959
(1960) "Low-lands" New World Writing 16
(1960) "Entropy" Kenyon Review 2 Spring 1960
(1961) "Under the Rose" Noble Savage 3 (later transformed into Chapter 3 of V.)
(1964) "The Secret Integration" Saturday Evening Post 19–26 December 1964
(1965) "The World (This One), the Flesh (Mrs. Oedipa Maas), and the Testament of Pierce Inverarity" Esquire 64 December 1965 (excerpt from The Crying of Lot 49)
(1966) "The Shrink Flips" Cavalier 16 March 1966 (excerpt from The Crying of Lot 49)

(1966) "A Journey Into the Mind of Watts" New York Times Magazine 12 June 1966
(1984) "Is it O.K. to Be a Luddite?" New York Times Book Review 28 October 1984
(1993) "Nearer My Couch To Thee" New York Times Book Review 6 June 1993
(1996) "Lunch with Lotion" Esquire Vol. 125, No. 6 June 1996.
(1999) "Hallowe'en Over Already?" Cathedral School Newsletter (New York) January 1999
(2006) "The Evolution of the Daily Show" The Daily Show: Ten Fu@#ing Years (The Concert) 16 November 2006

(2001) "Most News is Propaganda. Bin Laden May Not Exist." Playboy Japan December 2001

(1965) Letter cited in Jules Siegel's "The Dark Triumvirate," Cavalier 15 August 1965
(1966) "Pros and Cohns" New York Times Book Review 17 July 1966
(1976) Letter to Richard Wilbur, printed in William Styron's "Presentation to Thomas Pynchon of the Howells Medal for Fiction of the Academy," Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the National Institute of Arts and Letters 26
(1977) Letter to the Editor, quoted by John Calvin Batchelor, "The Ghost of Richard Fariña." Soho Weekly News 4 28 April – 4 May 1977
(1988) Letter to Thomas F. Hirsch, quoted by David Seed, "The Fictional Labyrinths of Thomas Pynchon"
(1989) "Words for Salman Rushdie" New York Times Book Review 12 March 1989.
(1990) "Of a Fond Ghoul" selected letters from the files of Corlies Smith
(2006) Letter included in Nigel Reynold's "The borrower: 'why McEwan is no plagiarist'" Daily Telegraph 6 December 2006

(1965) "A Gift of Books." Holiday 38:6 December 1965, review of the novel "Warlock" by Oakley Hall.
(1988) "The Heart's Eternal Vow" New York Times Book Review 10 April 1988, Review of Gabriel García Márquez's "Love in the Time of Cholera"

(1983) "Introduction" in Richard Fariña's Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me 3rd Edition
(1990) "Liner Notes" in Jim Sauter, Don Dietrich and Thurston Moore's LP Barefoot in the Head. (Purported, likely a prank.)
(1991) "Introduction" in Donald Barthelme's The Teachings of Don B.
(1994) "Liner Notes" in Spike Jones' CD Spiked, The Music of Spike Jones
(1995) "Liner Notes" in Lotion's CD Nobody's Cool
(1998) "Introduction" to paperback edition of Jim Dodge's Stone Junction
(2003) "Introduction" in the Centennial Edition of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four

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Works by Thomas Pynchon
Novels	V. (1963) The Crying of Lot 49 (1966) Gravity's Rainbow (1973) Vineland (1990) Mason & Dixon (1997) Against the Day (2006) Inherent Vice (2009) Bleeding Edge (2013)
Short story collections	Slow Learner (1984)
Films	Inherent Vice (2014)