De Lillo Invtu in Spanish

[Bekah]

Well, how interesting.  Thanks, Eric.  DeLillo is big favorite of 
mine and I never knew this but I see the connection.

Bekah


At 1:37 PM +0100 4/4/05, Erik T. Burns wrote:
>from Argentine newspaper Clarin.
>apols to non-Spanish readers.
>
><http://www.clarin.com/suplementos/cultura/2005/04/02/u-949408.htm>http://www.clarin.com/suplementos/cultura/2005/04/02/u-949408.htm
>
>OT:
>
>  ¿Qué escritores considera afines a usted?
>
>- —Normalmente se asocia mi nombre con los de William Gaddis y 
>Thomas Pynchon, escritores que admiro profundamente. Casi nadie se 
>da cuenta de la importancia de Norman Mailer, que fue una fuente de 
>inspiración importante para mí cuando era joven, sobre todo en los 
>sesenta. Mailer escribía una ficción arriesgada y se involucró
>hasta los tuétanos en el revuelo de la época. Mailer es alguien a 
>quien siempre vale la pena escuchar y leer. Es una fuerza en la 
>cultura, y sigo admirándolo mucho.
>
>Q: "Which writers do you consider similar to yourself?"
>
>A: Normally my name is associated with those of William Gaddis and 
>Thomas Pynchon, writers I deeply admire. Almost nothing is said of 
>the importance of Norman Mailer, who was an important source of 
>inspiration to me when I was young, above all in the 1970s. Mailer 
>wrote fiction that was edgy and wrapped up in the commotion of the 
>era. Mailer is someone who is always worth listening to and reading. 
>He is a cultural force, and I still admire him a lot.
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