Nate Champion
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The best thing I've read by him is his first novel 'Endzone'. Came out in '69. I don't think I've read anything to match the intensity of it. White Noise completely falls apart in the last segment - the prose becomes too dense and you're left not even wanting to finish it. Shame it's such a thrilling read up until then. Americana is just far too ambitious, but I don't regret reading, particularily being such a film geek.
One thing going for his novels is the characters and dialogue (frequently hilarious).
One thing going for his novels is the characters and dialogue (frequently hilarious).