Mao II Part 21

Prize-winning t.i.tles from one of the leaders in contemporary American fiction Americana.

A young television executive, driven by the power of the image, gives up his job to travel the country with a hand-held movie camera and create a personal version of the American dream. ISBN 978-0-14-011948-0 End Zone.

Amid collisions on the football field, a running back becomes fascinated with thoughts of nuclear conflict. As the season progresses, the barriers of language collapse and the games of football and warfare become virtually interchangeable.

ISBN 978-0-14-008568-6.

Great Jones Street Bucky Wunderlick, rock star and popular icon, becomes jaded with the anti-culture he has created and drops out of society, holing up in a squalid East Village apartment. Nightmarish and post-apocalyptic, this is a frightening look into a decaying culture.

ISBN 978-0-14-017917-0.

Libra.

Don DeLillo creates a complex and pa.s.sionate novel about Lee Harvey Oswald and the JKF a.s.sa.s.sination-an event that has indelibly altered the American psyche. Winner of the Irish Times International Fiction Prize. ISBN 978-0-14-015604-1 Mao II.

A reclusive literary celebrity abandons the failed novel he has been working on and enters a world of political violence. DeLillo's extraordinary book is an investigation into the relentless power of terror and iconography with "images so radioactive ... they glow afterward in our minds" (Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times). Winner of the PEN/Faulkner Award. ISBN 978-0-14-015274-6 White Noise.

The New Republic calls White Noise "a stunning performance from one of our most intelligent novelists." This masterpiece of the media age is the story of Jack Gladney, a professor of Hitler Studies in Middle America, whose life is suddenly disrupted by a lethal black chemical cloud. Winner of the National Book Award.

ISBN 978-0-14-007702-5.

Also available in a Viking Critical Library Edition ISBN 978-0-14-027498-1.

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