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Delillo Don:     more books (101)

Conjunctions: 37, Twentieth Anniversary Issue by Chinua Achebe, Nomi Eve, et all 2001-11-02 Postmodernism and its Others: The Fiction of Ishmael Reed, Kathy Acker, and Don DeLillo by Jeffrey Ebbeson, 2009-04-01 Introducing Don DeLillo by Frank Lentricchia, 1991-01-01 The Environmental Unconscious in the Fiction of Don DeLillo (Studies in Major Literary Authors) by Elise Martucci, 2009-06-16 Americana by Don DeLillo, 1993-08-10 Don Delillo: Balance at the Edge of Belief (Modern American Literature (New York, N.Y.), V. 40.) by Jesse Kavadlo, 2004-01 Jugadores (Spanish Edition) by Don DeLillo, 2005-02 Don DeLillo, Jean Baudrillard, and the Consumer Conundrum by Marc Schuster, 2008-03-18 In the Loop: Don DeLillo and the Systems Novel by Tom LeClair, 1988-01-01 Technology and Postmodern Subjectivity in Don DeLillo's Novels (Modern American Literature: New Approaches) by Randy Laist, 2009-12-15 American Magic and Dread: Don DeLillo's Dialogue with Culture (Penn Studies in Contemporary American Fiction) by Mark Osteen, 2000-05-22 American Literary Naturalism and Its Twentieth-Century Transformations: Frank Norris, Ernest Hemingway, Don Delillo by Paul Civello, 1994-12 Don Delillo (Twayne's United States Authors Series) by Douglas Keesey, 1993-11 Falling Man by Don DeLillo, 2007-06

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61. Fliptrack: DON DELILLO. TRIBUTE. BY FRANCESCA MAZZUCATO
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62. MrBellersNeighborhood - Don Delillo And The Towers By Vince Passaro
    Gore Vidal is one, because he is able to speak honestly about the specific sins of American politics; and don delillo is the other, because he alone among  
    http://www.mrbellersneighborhood.com/story.php?storyid=403

63. Cityofsound: Cosmopolis By Don DeLillo
    These being some highly rough notesto-self and choice quotations from don delillo s novel Cosmopolis Amazon UK Amazon US  
    http://www.cityofsound.com/blog/2004/08/rough_notes_on_.html
    
    Extractions: Main These being some highly rough notes-to-self and choice quotations from Don DeLillo's novel Cosmopolis Amazon UK Amazon US Set in a pretty-darn-near-future New York ... the highly-technologised, impossibly rich and utterly empty life of a Masters Of The Universe -like character unravels ... Dedicated to Paul Auster , and despite the book's journey tracing the character's journey through New York city - the third major character in the book - it actually felt closer to Ballard - the cool, often dispassionate, prose relating a picking apart at the seams of an ordered, privileged culture - the familiar relentless, slow descent into amorality and unhinged degradation. Y'know. But beautifully written, with wonderfully sharp observation and some delightful set-pieces en route. It's short and focused too, set over one single day. A particularly entertaining middle-eight concerns the aftermath of an anti-globalisation-style riot segueing into the insane spectacle of the funeral procession of the world's greatest rapper - "Brutha Fez" - through the streets of New York ... A motif throughout the first half of the book is the main character's repeated observations about the obsolescence of the technology out on the streets, in contrast to the highly-advanced cocoon of his limosine and personal tech ...

64. : : : : : Don DeLillo : : : : :
    Translate this page (EEUU, 1936), delillo. Novelista estadounidense. Nació en Nueva York y estudió en la Universidad de Fordham. Su primer libro, Americana (1971),  
    http://www.epdlp.com/escritor.php?id=1641

65. Salon | One Nation, Undercover
    Salon magazine don delillo, underworld, j. edgar hoover, cold war, atom bomb, baseball, lee harvey oswald, great american novel.  
    http://www.salon.com/sept97/delillo970926.html
    
    Extractions: Scribner, 827 pages BY LAURA MILLER certainly this is a brilliant and impressive book, "Underworld," Don DeLillo's 11th novel and the story of over 50 years of American life, bracketed by a legendary baseball game in 1951 and a peculiar cyberspace epiphany in the present. Its subjects the bomb, popular culture, paranoia, crime, art, race, adultery, violence, consumerism and the staggering wastefulness of modern life are meaty and urgent. It has dazzling writing on every page and acute observations like "I noticed how people played at being executives while actually holding executive positions ... pretending to be exactly who you are." It's a mesh of crisscrossing metaphors and reflected themes, as dense, shimmering and rich as any masterpiece. And yet there's something vital missing from "Underworld"; like Henry James, complaining of another writer's effort, I'm prompted to say, "I liked all of it, except the whole thing." Because the book is so excellent (in the same way an individual used to be described as an "excellent man" or an "excellent woman") and so admirable, because it has so many strengths lacking in most other books published today, it feels a bit dastardly to point out its flaws. But those flaws (like everything else about "Underworld") seem so important that it wouldn't be proper, really, to let them pass unremarked.

66. Don DeLillo Biography And List Of Works - Don DeLillo Books
    don delillo Biography don delillo (born November 20, 1936) is an American author best known for his novels, which paint detailed portraits of American  
    http://www.biblio.com/authors/59/Don_DeLillo_Biography.html

67. BiblioVault - Introducing Don DeLillo
    Postmodern Romance don delillo and the Age of Conspiracy (JOHN A. McCLURE) Some Speculations on don delillo and the Cinematic Real (EUGENE GOODHEART)  
    http://www.bibliovault.org/BV.book.epl?BookId=8959

68. Q&A: Don DeLillo / It's Not As Easy As It Looks / DeLillo Talks About Writing Pl
    Q A don delillo It s not as easy as it looks delillo talks about writing plays, watching sports and movies, and defining love and death.  
    http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/03/05/RVG1KHDH5O1.DTL&type

69. Booklit - Book Reviews » DeLillo, Don
    don delillo is an author I’ve been wanting to read for some time but have never got round to, for two reasons. The first, stupidly, is that his novel  
    http://www.booklit.com/blog/category/authors/delillo-don/

70. BBC - Collective - Don Delillo - Underworld
    don delillo underworld by rowan editor Wednesday 05 March 2003. delillo creates a frozen moment, a baseball being hit into the crowd of Yankee Stadium in  
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/collective/A988121
    
    Extractions: by: rowan editor Wednesday 05 March 2003 DeLillo creates a frozen moment, a baseball being hit into the crowd of Yankee Stadium in the 50s. It is choatic and vast. J Edgar Hoover and Sinatra are there and like a plug hole the entire book gets sucked into this moment. Perhaps a bomb is a better allusion. Like a bomb, the entire book reverberates with shock waves from this moment. Kids sitting on roofs listening to the game, teenagers jumping the barriers and scrabbling for the ball, the Soviet dropping of a nuclear bomb, Hoover himself and in those old 6 degrees of seperation, they're all linked and unravelled in the 40 or so years that the book rewinds through.

71. The Ascendance Of Don DeLillo - 8/11/1997 - Publishers Weekly
    A critic of consumerism gets the hard sellOne morning last month, don delillo emerged from the shadows of a wellprotected life in an undisclosed suburb,  
    http://www.publishersweekly.com/article/CA164963.html

72. WTCunderworld
    Underworld (Novel by don delillo). While I worked on the book, don delillo to Jonathan Bing, 1997. We built pyramids of wast above and below the earth  
    http://www.lichtensteiger.de/WTCunderworld.html
    
    Extractions: Underworld (Novel by Don DeLillo) "While I worked on the book, I gradually compiled a number of titles. I first hit upon Underworld "We built pyramids of wast above and below the earth. The more hazardous the waste, the deeper we tried to sink it. The word plutonium comes from Pluto, god ot the dead and ruler of the underworld. They took him out to the marshes and wasted him as we say today, or used to say until it got changed to something else." — Don deLillo, Underworld, p. 106 "Waste is an interesting word that you can trace through Old English and Old Norse back to the Latin, finding such derivatives as empty, void, vanish and devastate." — Don deLillo, Underworld, p. 120 Ivy Mike was the first H Bomb test, it was exploded at 7.15 am local time on November 1st 1952. The mushroom cloud was 8 miles across and 27 miles high. The canopy was 100 miles wide. Radioactive mud fell out of the sky followed by heavy rain. 80 million tons of earth was vaporised. Mike was the first ever megaton yeild explosion.

73. SSRN-Writing And Terror: Don Delillo On The Task Of Literature After 9/11 By Ada
    SSRNWriting and Terror don delillo on the Task of Literature After 9/11 by Adam Thurschwell.  
    http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1000453

74. Falling Man, Don DeLillo: A Post 9/11 Novel « Creation Project
    Set in a post9/11 world, Falling Man, don delillo’s most recent novel (May 2007), attempts to grapple with the social, interpersonal, psychological and,  
    http://creationproject.wordpress.com/2007/06/10/falling-man-don-delillo-some-tho

75. Don DeLillo: First Edition Of Americana, Signed By DeLillo
    First edition on don delillo s Americana, signed by delillo, offered by The Manhattan Rare Book Company.  
    http://www.manhattanrarebooks-modernfirsts.com/delillo.htm
    
    Extractions: signed by Delillo "Then we came to the end of another dull and lurid year. Lights were strung across the front of every shop. Men selling chestnuts wheeled their smoky carts. In the evenings the crowds were immense and traffic built to a tidal roar. The santas of Fifth Avenue rang their little bells with an odd sad delicacy, as if sprinkling salt on some brutally spoiled piece of meat..." DeLILLO, Don. Americana. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1971. Octavo, original half blue cloth over red boards, original dust jacket. $1200. First edition of DeLillo's celebrated first novel, signed on the title page by DeLillo. Book fine, dust jacket with two small edge chips and a few small spots of rubbing to rear panel; front panel unusually clean for a jacket that is particularly prone to soiling. additional image, please click to enlarge:

76. Don DeLillo - Underworld - Dekstop Weblog
    don delillo s Underworld is often described as the essential contemporary American novel, the Moby Dick of our time. A critic s evaluation is quoted on the  
    http://dekstop.de/weblog/2003/11/underworld/
    
    Extractions: Pages 222/223 of 827. Don DeLillo's Underworld is often described as the essential contemporary American novel, the Moby Dick of our time. A critic's evaluation is quoted on the back cover of the book: "Underworld is a rousingly impressive achievement in almost every novelistic department dialogue, structure, timing, precise description, heartfelt veracity ['truthfulness'] and the rest". I don't quite remember when I first heard of this book. After having planned to read it for a long time I finally gave in and bought an English copy. It then lay on my bookshelf, next to Pynchon's "Mason and Dixon", for at least half a year before I started reading. Now, more than three years later, I'm still not finished. I stopped and started again, several times, but somehow the stories didn't really catch my interest in a way that kept me reading. At one point I even lent a German copy from a local library in the hope that reading might become more fluent; but in vain. I'm now at page 222 and haven't read it for more than a year. My main trouble with the novel is the lack of a real plot. A lot of things happen, and as there are several main characters living in different places at different times there is an interesting variety of content and pace. But somehow, even after more than 100 pages, I kept myself asking: so what's the point? Where's the

77. Debating Don DeLillo's Falling Man. - By Ruth Franklin And Meghan O'Rourke - Sla
    And I don t think it s a coincidence that delillo s most recent work—not just Falling Man, but also Cosmopolis (2003), an explicitly pre9/11 allegory about  
    http://www.slate.com/id/2166831/entry/2166848/
    
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78. Panopticist: An Annotation Of The First Page Of White Noise, With Help From Don
    As I mentioned a few weeks ago, don delillo gave a reading at the University of Texas on February 10 to mark the sale of his papers to the university’s  
    http://www.panopticist.com/archives/44.html
    
    Extractions: February 22, 2005 An Annotation of the First Page of White Noise , With Help From Don DeLillo As I mentioned a few weeks ago Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center . The next day, the Austin American-Statesman reported that DeLillo read from Libra and Underworld A few days before the reading, the American-Statesman published something excellent: an annotation of the opening page of White Noise Panasonic The American-Statesman Bug Me Not Twelve years after I first read it, White Noise White Noise Here is the first page: In a sidebar, Salamon highlights some details from the collection: posted by Andrew Hearst permalink categories: Best Of Books Digg this post add to del.icio.us ...

79. Nel's English 660: Don DeLillo (Fall 2001)
    Adam Begley, don delillo The Art of Fiction CXXXV, The Paris Review 35 (Fall 1993) Tom LeClair, In the Loop don delillo and the Systems Novel (1987)  
    http://www.ksu.ksu.edu/english/nelp/engl.f01/660.html
    
    Extractions: Objectives This class will focus on Don DeLillo (b. 1936), best known as the author of White Noise Libra (1988) and Underworld (1997), and as the recipient of many major literary awards, including the National Book Award, the PEN-Faulkner Award, and, most recently, the Jerusalem Prize and the William Dean Howells Award. We will read most (but not all) of DeLillo's works: 10 of the 12 novels, two of the five plays, four major essays (and some minor ones), and a few of the 14 uncollected short stories. We will also read a brief selection of critical analyses of his work, including Lentricchia, LeClair, Osteen, and (of all people!) George Will. And, to place DeLillo's work in context, we'll: look at selections from Thomas Pynchon, Annie Proulx, Tim O'Brien, James Joyce, Franz Kafka; listen to Bob Dylan; and view Oliver Stone's

80. Racing Against Reality - The New York Review Of Books
    Dying in full public view has been a theme of don delillo s since the time when September 11 was still a nothing day in the average American calendar,  
    http://www.nybooks.com/articles/20310
    
    Extractions: Home Your account Current issue Archives ... Don Delillo Falling Man by Don DeLillo Scribner, 246 pp., $26.00 Let us take an ordinary man from that terrible day. His name is Kevin Michael Cosgrove. If you put his name into Google it takes exactly 0.12 seconds to discover that he was born on January 6, 1955. It takes no longer than it is taking you to read this sentence to discover that Mr. Cosgrove lived in West Islip, New York, and worked as a claims vice-president of the Aon Corporation, based on the 105th floor of the South Tower. From the Wikipedia encyclopedia, you will find that he is buried in St. Patrick's Cemetery in Huntington. If you have another ten seconds to spare, you will be able to click to an image of the South Tower moments before its collapse, and hear a recording of Mr. Cosgrove speaking his last words to an operator. "I got young kids," he says. "We're young men." "We're not ready to die." "Please hurry." And at the building's collapse, he says, "Oh God." Dying in full public view has been a theme of Don DeLillo's since the time when September 11 was still a nothing day in the average American calendar, a zone of post-vacation humdrum shortly before the beginning of Ramadan and just after Grandparents Day. In

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