Zero K by Don DeLilloMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
With all that is happening around us, it's no surprise that DeLillo has one generation cryogenically freezing itself for future thawing while the other gets left behind in a seemingly increasingly violent world. Weaving a new possible re-Creation myth, DeLillo's latest is a ponderous examination of father-son bonds, or rather the lack of them, which ultimately ends up feeling like an unresolved puzzle. One to go back to in a few years, I think.
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