Man you, and you will have fallen (Tankobon Hardcover)

DeLillo's non-linear storytelling feels deliberate but also challenging at times. Does this approach deepen the sense of disorientation or make the characters more distant?

The characters' responses to trauma felt very nuanced. I wonder if this reflects real post-9/11 reactions or if it was a stylistic choice.

The novel manages to evoke collective grief while zooming in on individual experiences. I'm curious about DeLillo's creative motivation behind this perspective.