I've just started reading it, it's a little slow at the moment but I'm enjoying it so far.

>>8096313
Yes. It's neat pairing it with a dfw. Seeing how dfw was inspired by him is cool

>>8096313
I liked it.

A bit slow, though.

The ending is a pretty good payoff IMHO

>>8096313
Greatly surpassed Mao II and Point Omega (the only other two delillos I've read)

But it gave me a taste of what he's capable of. I have Underworld, Zero K and Americana on my bookshelf. Hope he does more this.

>>8096352
>>8096322
Mao II is praised almost as highly and it's far far slower.

>>8096313
>Is it worth reading?
Yes. No question. Great payoff at the end.

>>8096313
Yes - fantastic book all the way through - but don't get too hyped up for the end, it's not more special than the rest of the book.

>>8096489
Agreed that the whole book is pretty incredible. The ending though is pretty wacky and could have easily been badly handled if not for the way that Delillo handled it. Credit where credit is due.

>We're a silver gleaming death machine!

>I love you, Lance.

>Lance? What kind of people were in control of this aircraft?

Book is hilarious.