Don DeLillo Quotes

What Are The People Like? Do The Women Wear Plaid Skirts, Cable-knit Sweaters? Are The Men In Hacking Jackets? What's A Hacking Jacket?" "They've Grown Comfortable With Their Money," I Said. "They Genuinely Believe They're Entitled To It. This Conviction Gives Them A Kind Of Rude Health. They Glow A Little." "I Have Trouble Imagining Death At That Income Level," She Said. "Maybe There Is No Death As We Know It. Just Documents Changing Hands.

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