Don DeLillo
Don DeLillo’s novels include White Noise (1985) which won the National Book Award in 1985, Mao II (1991) which won the PEN/Faulkner Award in 1992, Libra (1988) which won the Irish Times International Fiction Prize, Underworld (1997), The Body Artist (2001) and most recently Point Omega (2010). In 1999, DeLillo was awarded the Jerusalem Prize and in 2009 he received The Common Wealth Award of Distinguished Service for achievements in literature.
Don DeLillo on Granta.com
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Interview: Don DeLillo
Don DeLillo & Yuka Igarashi
Photo by Thousandrobots. Last November marked the publication of Don DeLillo ’s first story collection,...
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Podcast: Don DeLillo & Paul Auster
Paul Auster & Don DeLillo
‘Though they are friends, they had not read and discussed their work in public together for over twenty years before taking to the stage this week, at Barnes & Noble, Union Square, New York, for the main event of Granta’s Horror issue.’
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At Yankee Stadium
Don DeLillo
‘From a series of linked couples they become one continuous wave, larger all the time, covering the open spaces in navy and white.’
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The Ivory Acrobat
Don DeLillo
‘She lay in a kind of timeless drift, a mindwork spiral, carried on half-formed thoughts. She passed into a false sleep and then was listening again. She opened her eyes.’
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Human Moments in World War III
Don DeLillo
‘Happiness is not a fact of this experience, at least not to the extent that one is bold enough to speak of it.’