Don DeLillo
You Say DeLillo, I Say ... Writers' Claws Are Out at PEN Gala
At around 7:45 p.m. on Monday, April 28, writer Carl Bernstein was mingling at the cocktail hour before the PEN Literary Awards at the Museum of Natural History, Coca Cola in hand, looking very healthy. “I ride a bike and listen to a lot of music,” he said. “I mostly listen to classical but also rock. read more »
DeLillo’s 9/11 Resists Gravity
Joyce Ravid
Don DeLillo (b. 1936) is the author of 13 previous novels.
Lean and nervous novel focuses on aftermath. read more »
Gotham’s Greats Get Super-Bios
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Assaulting feminism: author Leslie Bennetts.
It’s a season of cliffhangers. read more »
Cook and Carlyle: Last of the Best
Mike Martin
The wondrous Barbara Cook.
Barbara Cook is always opening somewhere. read more »
The King of Splatter Crit Lays Down His Weapon
Hatchet Jobs: Cutting Through Contemporary Literature , by Dale Peck. read more »
All Day in a Rich Guy's Limo Makes for a Very Silly Novel
Cosmopolis , by Don DeLillo. Scribner, 209 pages, $25.Soon after Sept. read more »
Proulx-Rhymes with 'True'-Roams the Texas Panhandle
That Old Ace in the Hole , by Annie Proulx. read more »
DeLillo Pretentious? Stupid? Literary Pugilists Throw Punches
A Reader's Manifesto: An Attack on the Growing Pretentiousness in AmericanLiterary Prose , by B. R. read more »
Eighteen Pages of Genius - Then Modernist Mandarinism
The Body Artist , by Don DeLillo. read more »
Lights! Camera! Bombs? How to Flub a Fine Satire
Glamorama , by Bret Easton Ellis. Alfred A. read more »
Naumann Nixes N.B.A. Because of Pynchon Snub
When publishing toffs and literary celebrities opened their invitations to the 48th National Book Aw read more »
Roth, Mailer, Bellow Running Out of Gas
There comes a moment-it is scored in the evolving grain of things-when the balance between a father read more »
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