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First published in 1985, White Noise won the National Book Award. It is now regarded as a classic of postmodern literature. Jack Gladney is a pioneering professor in the field of Hitler Studies at the Midwestern College-on-the-Hill. Married five times, he has a brood of children and stepchildren with his current wife, Babette. Over the course of an absurd, tragic year, Jack and Babette will each be forced to confront the question that keeps them awake at night: who will die first?
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Absurd postmodern exploration of death and modern fears.
Who is this book for?
White Noise is a compelling read that delves into the absurdities of modern life and death with sharp wit. If you appreciate books that make you think about the everyday anxieties we all face, this novel offers a unique perspective through its darkly humorous lens. It’s a thought-provoking journey that stays with you long after the last page.
