A review by afrolicofmyown
Point Omega by Don DeLillo

4.0

Plenty of other reviews here that do this novel -- and yes, it is a novel -- justice. I'd only chime in that I do think it's DeLillo's best work since "Underworld." Yes, with all of his brilliant, excessive and sometimes nonsensical prose that is the marvel and frustration of reading DeLillo but here serves his narrative better than his past few efforts. I do think you have to admire, however much one may wish instead for silence, that he keeps pushing on despite having already written at least three of the most beautiful and important books of the 20th century -- "The Names," "White Noise" and "Underworld."