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唐•德裏羅（1936— ）

美國當代最偉大的作傢之一，諾貝爾文學奬熱門候選人，哈羅德•布魯姆所推崇的“美國當代最重要的四位作傢之一”。

以“代錶美國文學最高水準”的創作，贏得瞭美國全國圖書奬、美國筆會/索爾•貝婁文學終生成就奬、耶路撒冷奬等十多種重量級文學奬項。

創作經典：《名字》（1982）、《白噪音》（1985）、《天秤星座》（1988）、《地下世界》（1997）、《大都會》（2003）。

近年新作：《歐米伽點》（2010）、《天使埃斯梅拉達：九個故事》（2011）。

出版者:Picador USA

作者:Don DeLillo

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頁數:160

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出版時間:2011-3-1

價格:USD 17.75

裝幀:Paperback

isbn號碼:9780330512398

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