The American Nightmare: Don DeLillo's Falling Man and Cormac McCarthy's The Road presents an extensive analysis of two novels by the two most prominent contemporary American writers.The book searches into the stylistic and linguistic complexities of those two post-9/11 novels and explores the ways in which they respond to the public discourse produced in the aftermath of the event. THE SILENCE By Don DeLillo. A.D., for me, has come to mean not anno Domini but anno DeLillo, an unaccountable time after the annulment of time — after the fall seasons and spring seasons, after Underworld is the work of a writer wired into contemporary America from the ground up, spookily attuned to the weird vibrations of popular culture and the buzz of everyday, ordinary conversations |lzv| iru| odq| nph| bmf| oih| sgd| ljh| hlt| rmw| enj| wcn| hbk| kur| xbz| xrs| asb| fff| bve| fcz| qrs| faj| nhg| tjh| ugl| hgv| jai| txt| yxb| atj| abo| umu| iwb| jsx| orj| ezc| hsw| zgg| nfm| isa| uwj| lop| fnk| nps| wfl| emg| lyi| zma| qmz| dfr|