NP but Don DeLillo. He's in London. about his new book maybe?

[Keith Davis]

You mean you're more than 1/2 into it?

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> On Apr 1, 2016, at 7:27 PM, Becky Lindroos <bekah0176 at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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> YES!   If anyone sees DeLillo don’t just stand there in dumbstruck awe  (like I would).   Be friendly, if possible,  in the presence of genius!   :-) 
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> I’m currently reading "Zero K,"  DeLillo’s new book - I got it as a pre-release to review.  It’s very good - kind of like an old DeLillo in an updated age.  It’s about a very wealthy man whose wife is seriously ill so they put her in one of those freeze things (cryogenics) to be revived at some future time.  The actual location  of the freeze is very, very, very remote and .  The man’s son, the first person of the novel,  is involved in a parallel plot line.  
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> The themes and motifs are straight DeLillo (and I’ve read and reread all of his work except for a couple of his very early novels which sit on my tbr shelf).   There’s identity, media, paranoia, the “grid,” capitalism,  the possibility of environmental and political disasters,  etc.   
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> So far I’m really enjoying it - a bit more than 1/2.  
> 
> Becky 
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>> On Apr 1, 2016, at 4:11 AM, Mark Kohut <mark.kohut at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Andy Miller ‏@i_am_mill_i_am  38m38 minutes ago
>> Train has just stopped at Strood and Don DeLillo has got on! He is sitting opposite reading a biography of Peggy Mount. Shall I say hello?
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