Don delillo

The following is from Jennifer Egan’s introduction of Don DeLillo at the 2015 National Book Awards, where he received the Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters. In a…

Anything by Don Delillo

Don DeLillo talks about writing, Zero K and movies with LA Times book editor Carolyn Kellogg

Colin Barrett on Mao II by Don DeLillo, the best book of 1991. 'An anguishedly witty book on the bottomless, self-aggrandizing torture of being a writer.'

David Remnick’s 1997 Profile of the reclusive author of “White Noise” and “Underworld,” novels about the power of the media in the modern world.

Because of its popularity on college syllabi, most people know Don DeLillo from his book "White Noise."

The Guardian profiles Don DeLillo. The profile is pretty silly, referring to DeLillo as an “All-American writer,” and mistakenly referring to his 2007 novel Falling Man as The Falling M…

Noah Baumbach’s adaptation of Don DeLillo's 'White Noise' shows what a movie can do, but mainly what fiction still does better.

His new, techno-prophetic novel, 'Zero K,' hungers for tradition.

Don DeLillo