Reviewed summary
White Noise
Ever feel like your life is just a noisy blur of TV static, ads, and background chatter? Don DeLillo’s White Noise nails that sense of being swamped by information, fear, and the weird rituals we invent to feel safe. It’s about death, but not in the usual grim way—more like death lurking behind the hum of your microwave and the flicker of your TV screen.
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