Blogs about: Don Delillo
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Links: Dirty Old Men
Playboy will publish an excerpt of Vladimir Nabokov’s final work, an unfinished novella titled The Original of Laura. Don’t look so shocked: The magazine interviewed him in 1964. Ernest He… more →
Mark Athitakis' American Fiction Notes
Summer reading
S wrote 18 hours ago: Lots of beachy (read: going-to-be-movies) books on the list but enjoyable nonetheless. A welcome … more →
Links: Dirty Old Men
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Mark Athitakis wrote 1 week ago: Playboy will publish an excerpt of Vladimir Nabokov’s final work, an unfinished novella titled … more →
happyprescriptions wrote 1 week ago: This image reminds me of White Noise. By Ruud Van Empel. … more →
W.A.S.T.E
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whitewhaletheatre wrote 1 week ago: Everything has a value in India, nothing is wasted. E-waste dealer, Bangalore. The ship left a pie … more →
The Airborne Toxic Event.
Marco Sparks wrote 2 weeks ago: So I’ve told you that my favorite author is Amy Hempel, right? Let me share with you what is … more →
Links: Not That There's Anything Wrong With That
Mark Athitakis wrote 3 weeks ago: John Callaway, longtime host of Chicago Tonight, the news program of the city’s PBS station, d … more →
Five Favorite Fictional Fathers
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ed biblioklept wrote 3 weeks ago: Literature seems to have an ambivalence toward fatherhood that’s too complex to address in a s … more →
Then We Came To The End
annotationnation wrote 1 month ago: book by Joshua Ferris annotation by Diane Sherlock Then We Came To The End, titled from DeLillo’s A … more →
Quickish Portraits
sonnyliew wrote 1 month ago: A couple of quickish sketches… only ever read one of the harry potter books , but alan rickm … more →
i can say i hope it will be worth what i give up
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protovietic wrote 1 month ago: Reading “from The Art of Fiction CXXXV” by Don DeLillo in The Paris Review Book of Heartbreak, Madn … more →
WRITING.
Katrina David wrote 1 month ago: “Writing is a form of personal freedom. It frees us from the mass identity we see in the makin … more →
Don DeLillo to David Foster Wallace, on reading math
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JSE wrote 1 month ago: Kottke has a scan of some correspondence between Don DeLillo and David Foster Wallace: a DDL->DFW … more →
In search of 'falling' in literaure
adairjones wrote 1 month ago: Falling in literature One of the most pervasive concepts of ‘falling’ is that of falling in love. … more →
the continuing misadventures of oscar the grouch
specie wrote 2 months ago: 03 Life’s A Bitch what began innocently enough with day dreams and dawdling during research w … more →
Underworld: A Doorstop by Don Delillo
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whiff wrote 2 months ago: This 800-page slab has seen some serious seething over at Amazon, where the One Star Rangers have b … more →
Teaching and Learning the 9/11 Novel
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Mark Athitakis wrote 2 months ago: James Mulholland, an assistant professor of English at Wheaton College in Norton, Massachusetts, rec … more →
On Art and Time
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Haley wrote 2 months ago: “Time seems to pass. The world happens, unrolling into moments, and you stop to glance at a sp … more →
Links: The Names
Mark Athitakis wrote 2 months ago: Here’s Don DeLillo, winner of the 2009 Common Wealth Award, along with three fellow winners w … more →
Don DeLillo and Mean Hank James
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elizabethwillse wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been plotting this post for some time, since around the middle of Chapter 2 actually. I … more →
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