Pros: It's not as bad as Thomas Pynchon.

Cons: Boring as Hell, except that Dante makes Hell interesting.

Pros: Postmodern commentary on twentieth-century commercialism and its relationship to basic human emotions.

Cons: Graphic sexual scenes; offensive criticism of faith; not universal in its appeal.

Pros: clever, intelligent, engaging

Cons: post-modern, sometimes too clever for its own good

Pros: Insightful themes, complemented by the unusual writing style and structure of the book

Cons: Wearisome plot, weak ending

Pros: Very good darkly comic fiction.

Cons: May be off-putting to those who do not care for abstract writing.

Pros: themes, amusing side characters, flow

Cons: overwritten, episodic

Pros: Precise prose, stark themes, mounds of black comedy

Cons: More episodic than narrational, all-encompassing darkness

Pros: Hilarious novel that walks the edge of satire.

Cons: One homophobic moment, easy to ignore. Ignore it.

Pros: a well-written postmodern novel

Cons: none

Pros: A satirical take on the postmodern community

Cons: Some may not like DeLillo's break with typical reader expectation

Pros: Dristan Ultra, Dristan Ultra

Cons: Visa, Mastercard, American Express

Pros: Funny, Intelligent, Illustrative, Thought-provoking

Cons: Sometimes quirky and postmodern to a fault