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Books by Don DeLillo mentioned on podcasts

7 books across 9 episodes on 3 podcasts.

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  1. White Noise

    6 mentions · How I Write, The Book Review

    White Noise by Don DeLillo is a seminal 1984 postmodern novel that chronicles contemporary consumerism, academic satire, and the omnipresence of mass media and pop culture.

    Discussed
    “How did Don DeLillo do that with White Noise for you? It seems like that's a lot of what that novel did.”
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  2. Underworld

    2 mentions · The Book Review, How I Write

    Underworld by Don DeLillo is a sprawling postmodern masterpiece that traces the second half of the twentieth century through the interconnected lives of various characters against the backdrop of the Cold War and the nuclear age.

    Discussed
    “And so for me one of the the great novels along with Ulisses and there are a few others and in fact I would I I would venture to say that Underworld by Don Dilo is one of the other great novels of the 20th century.”
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  3. Zero K

    2 mentions · The Book Review

    Zero K by Don DeLillo is a thought-provoking contemporary novel exploring themes of cryonics, mortality, and modern alienation.

    Recommended
    “a book that I really loved this year was um D dilo's zero”
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  4. Libra

    1 mention · The Joe Rogan Experience

    Libra is a complex historical novel by Don DeLillo that fictionalizes the life of Lee Harvey Oswald and the events leading up to the assassination of President John F.

    Recommended
    “I think the book that got it close got it most right was a work of fiction a Libra by Don Dilo where it it really gets inside uh oswalt's head”
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