Don DeLillo
Praise for Amazons
Outrageously funny, erotic and vivid in its unforgettable characters and skewed wisdom. It’s also a kind of talisman against a thousand-thousand pointless, moribund celebrity memoirs; a pitch-perfect satire that som ...
Luke Kennard, Booker-longlisted author of BLACK BAG
I don't want to talk about it
Don DeLillo, epigraph to AMAZONS
Written with bone-dry wit, pitch-perfect dialogue and edgy social satire... The novel is studded with absurd, madcap moments, but it also sneaks in social satire thatin retrospect looks, as DeLillo’s work often does ...
New York Times
Outrageously funny, erotic and vivid in its unforgettable characters and skewed wisdom. It’s also a kind of talisman against a thousand-thousand pointless, moribund celebrity memoirs; a pitch-perfect satire that som ...
Luke Kennard, Booker-longlisted author of BLACK BAG
I don't want to talk about it
Don DeLillo, epigraph to AMAZONS
Written with bone-dry wit, pitch-perfect dialogue and edgy social satire... The novel is studded with absurd, madcap moments, but it also sneaks in social satire thatin retrospect looks, as DeLillo’s work often does ...
New York Times
Outrageously funny, erotic and vivid in its unforgettable characters and skewed wisdom. It’s also a kind of talisman against a thousand-thousand pointless, moribund celebrity memoirs; a pitch-perfect satire that som ...
Luke Kennard, Booker-longlisted author of BLACK BAG
I don't want to talk about it
Don DeLillo, epigraph to AMAZONS
Written with bone-dry wit, pitch-perfect dialogue and edgy social satire... The novel is studded with absurd, madcap moments, but it also sneaks in social satire thatin retrospect looks, as DeLillo’s work often does ...
New York Times
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Books that shaped the 1980s
Hold your boombox in the air for the 1980s… surely the most photogenic decade in history; a decade of massive social, political and cultural change whose influence has dripped through every decade since. And, as usual, there were plenty of writers itching to make sense of it all. So, from Toni Morrison and Tom Wolfe to Salman Rushdie and Alan Hollinghurst, here are some of the most influential books of the era.




