Nobel Prize Snubs: Bob Dylan to Philip Roth, Literary Greats Who Didn’t Make the Grade

Mo Yan's win means Thomas Pynchon, Alice Munro and Don DeLillo are once again left out in the cold.

Don DeLillo: Apparently being one of the fathers of post-modernism guarantees nothing. In books like "Underworld" and "White Noise," DeLillo deconstructed language to tackle such weighty topics as nuclear war and mass media, but his vast literary ambitions have yet to impress a certain group of Scandinavian bookworms.

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