Comedy Atlas / History / Influences / Don DeLillo

Don DeLillo (born 1936) is a comedian; Wikidata lists their country of citizenship as United States. Our sources record Don DeLillo as influenced by Henry James, J. G. Ballard and Malcolm Lowry and 2 more, and as an influence on Kevin McAleer, Bret Easton Ellis and Chuck Palahniuk and 11 more. Every link on this page cites its source: a statement in a Wikipedia article or a Wikidata record.

Influenced by (5)

• Henry James1843–1916Source: Wikidata ↗
• J. G. Ballard1930–2009Source: Wikidata ↗
• Malcolm Lowry1909–1957Source: Wikidata ↗
• Vladimir Nabokov1899–1977Source: Wikidata ↗
• William Faulkner1897–1962Source: Wikidata ↗

Influenced (14)

• Ann Scottb. 1965Source: Wikidata ↗
• Bradford Morrowb. 1951Source: Wikidata ↗
• Bret Easton Ellisb. 1964Source: Wikidata ↗
• Chuck Palahniukb. 1962Source: Wikidata ↗
• Colum McCannb. 1965Source: Wikidata ↗
• David Mitchellb. 1969Source: Wikidata ↗
• H. M. Naqvib. 1974Source: Wikidata ↗
• Henrik Langelandb. 1972Source: Wikidata ↗
• Jonathan Franzenb. 1959Source: Wikidata ↗
• Jonathan Lethemb. 1964Source: Wikidata ↗
• Joshua Ferrisb. 1974Source: Wikidata ↗
• Kevin McAleerb. 1956Source: Wikidata ↗
• Rachel Kushnerb. 1968Source: Wikidata ↗
• Shelley Jacksonb. 1963Source: Wikidata ↗

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