Don DeLillo

2017-02-10

[...] Friday 10 February, 18.30 BP Lecture Theatre, British Museum ‘But sometimes,’ Don DeLillo wrote, ‘the street spills over me, too much to absorb, and I have to stop thinking and keep [...]

Iain Sinclair

#81

iainsinclair.org.uk

2016-12-04

[...] themselves — of having been there. (...) (...) he endorses the verdict of the narrator in Don DeLillo’s The Names: ‘Tourism is the march of stupidity. You’re expected to be stupid. The entire [...]

Goodbye for now

#2280

aitorartaiz.blogspot.com

2016-12-01

[...] focus on selling a pre-packaged way of life over individual products. The effect is what Don DeLillo’s scientists grandiosely referred to as the Airborne Toxic Event, or what a controversial [...]

Taste of Cinema – Movie Reviews and Classic Movie Lists

#89

tasteofcinema.com

2016-10-13

[...] from earlier this year of the Nobel committee had considered honoring authors Philip Roth or Don DeLillo, the former of which anticipates winning the award each year. In fact, there was a proposal to [...]

KUTX

#97

kutx.org

2016-06-07

[...] writes in The Road: “Nobody wants to be here and nobody wants to leave.” Feature photo of Don DeLillo courtesy of Thousand Robots. [...]

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