Zero K [Paperback] DeLillo, Don

DeLillo does what he does best in Zero K—probing the shadowy corners of American anxiety with prose that cuts like a scalpel. When Jeffrey visits his billionaire father at a remote cryonics facility in the desert, he's plunged into a world where technology promises to conquer death itself. It's unsettling, darkly funny, and deeply philosophical, exploring what we're willing to sacrifice for immortality. DeLillo's observations about mortality, family dysfunction, and our desperate attempts to outrun the inevitable are as sharp as ever. Perfect for readers who love literary fiction that challenges, unnerves, and lingers long after the final page.