New episode, out now, of Thomas Pynchon Should Also Win the Nobel Prize. With many DeLillo connctions too. Our take on Shadow Ticket! #pynchon#shadowticket https://t.co/olqAKpRtjK
Happy birthday, Don DeLillo! To celebrate, a new ep of DDSWTNP: our interview with GERALD HOWARD, editor on Libra and major force in publishing for 50 years. https://t.co/aAeRTjaWEG
New episode out today — all about Don DeLillo’s look at his whole career upon winning the 2013 Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction, featuring excerpts from his interview with Marie Arana. @aranama#ddswtnp
New episode out now — zeroing in on DeLillo’s 1988 interview with Anthony DeCurtis, DeLillo’s reply to a Warren commissioner, and more. https://t.co/0NRfrLI3dk
Happy Bloomsday, and celebrate with us at DDSWTNP with our new episode on the DeLillo novel with his most explicit Joyce allusions (Joyce allusions to the Warren Report!), Libra. https://t.co/aIt2QetmP4
In our new Episode 26: Libra (2), DDSWTNP continue our deep dive into DeLillo’s story of Oswald and CIA plotters. See the description for more! . . . https://t.co/b5PQmztXiK
In Episode Nineteen, DDSWTNP turn to a discussion of Rachel Kushner’s Booker Prize-nominated Creation Lake, a 2024 novel about the folly of espionage, revolutionary violence, and life underground. https://t.co/8j9sMtDagG
In Episode Seventeen, DDSWTNP briefly discuss new Nobel Laureate Han Kang before digging into “A History of the Writer Alone in a Room,” DeLillo’s acceptance speech for an award he did win, the 1999 Jerusalem Prize. https://t.co/JzuSOrI5sQ
New trailer for Megalopolis calls back to Coppola’s 1970s work and brings to our mind our claim in recent ep (15) that Frank Volterra of The Names is partly a satire of the Coppola of Apocalypse Now et al… https://t.co/lgHeysgYi6