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Title: For lovers of DeLillo, it doesn't get better than this.
Review: Beginning in the golden 1950's, specifically Ebbett's Field and the instant of "The shot heard round the world," DeLillo weaves an intricate tale of interconnected people, events and places. With no apparent concern for chronologic sequence, the reader is taken to New Mexico nuclear testing sites, the burned-out South Bronx, J. Edgar Hoover's hotel room and massive New Jersy landfills. The themes of lost innocence, the unforgiving nature of technology and--above all-- the power of hope resonate throughout. As in his other works, DeLillo's characters range from banal to bizarre, with dialogue that is as fascinating as it is believable. This book is not easily forgotten.
