Conference paper explores terrorism and Cold War impacts in Pynchon's and DeLillo's novels, suggesting rich narrative insights.
In an effort to ensure that I have a complete listing of my conference papers on my site, here is an abstract from the last International Pynchon Week conference at which I presented: Featured image by pheezy under a CC-BY license. Conference Paper: 'It sure's hell looked like war': Terrorism and the Cold War in Thomas Pynchon's Against the Day and Don DeLillo's Underworld', 2010-06-09, University of Lublin was originally published by
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