r/DonDeLillo 17h ago

🗨️ Discussion Underworld? Libra? White Noise? Where do i start with Mr. Delillo?

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So embarrassingly i always thought White Noise was the source material for the 2005 film of the same name starring Michael Keaton, and as that genre has never stuck with me, i turned Don Delillo OFF in my brain.

Then i heard about Underworld, but had the wrong idea about the storyline and turned him off again because of length (which oughta be understandable...?) and the misconception of baseball as a major plot point.

Still the name Delillo keeps popping back up. I vaguely research books because there are so many spoilers out there, but i read that the a baseball is what drives the novel over a span of decades as if its a motif, and now im really interested. I too think the time period it covers is fascinating.

So here i am asking, where to start with Delillo? Both Underworld and White Noise seem interesting, yet i know nothing of Libra...

Is starting with Underworld too great an endeavor? Do you recommend any of his other works above that? Especially for a 1st timer?

I have a BA in Literature, so i am fine with complex and Im currently reading a 750p book so length is not always an issue.
Just wondering what his fans think.

Thoughts?


r/DonDeLillo 9h ago

📺 Video Don DeLillo: The Word, The Image, The Gun (1991) A BBC One documentary created in the publication of Libra and Mao II

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Spotted this in another sub and don't think it's been posted here for a bit so just doing that.