Flooring readers with his complex, intelligent evocations of modern-day America and the philosophical challenges of living in it, Don DeLillo swiftly established himself as an important writer. His wide-ranging, somewhat strange novels go less for the emotions than for the reader's very interpretations of reality.
White Noise
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Underworld
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Libra
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Mao II
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Cosmopolis
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The Names
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Falling Man
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The Body Artist
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Americana
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End Zone
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The Good Parts: The Best Erotic Writing in Modern Fiction
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The Silence
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Zero K
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The Angel Esmeralda
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Point Omega
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Great Jones Street
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Ratner's Star
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Players
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Running Dog
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The Hot Spots : the best erotic writing in modern fiction
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Pafko at the Wall
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Valparaiso
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The Day Room: a Play
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Don DeLillo: Three Novels of the 1980s (LOA #363)
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Love-Lies-Bleeding
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Don Delillo: Mao II & Underworld (Loa #374)
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Conversations with Don DeLillo
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Don DeLillo's White Noise
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Plays, Movies, and Critics
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The Paris Review, Issue 128, Fall 1993
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