When Rivers received a surprise letter from DeLillo, it encouraged him to set the author’s one-act play in an adult-free, postapocalyptic world
Nine-year-old girls reciting the gnomic prose of Don DeL…
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When Rivers received a surprise letter from DeLillo, it encouraged him to set the author’s one-act play in an adult-free, postapocalyptic world
Nine-year-old girls reciting the gnomic prose of Don DeL…
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What makes this love story fresh is the precise attention to the contemporary environment: the way characters live both in and out of the physical world
The opening section of I Want You to Be Happy i…
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The US author on his early love of Salinger’s Catcher in the Rye, the genius of Judy Blume, and finding perfection in Agatha Christie and Gustave Flaubert
My earliest reading memory
I recall lying in…
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Locarno film festival
Ben Rivers’s cine-poem, based on Don DeLillo’s climate crisis play The Word for Snow, follows a child’s strange encounters as she wanders in a postapocalyptic world devoid of adu…
13 months ago
The author on Marxist revelations, returning to Don DeLillo and reading all of Elizabeth Taylor
My earliest reading memory
Beatrix Potter when I was having my tonsils out. No point saying how much I …
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