This novel's protagonist's former wives are all connected to the intelligence community, unlike his current wife, who obtains the experimental drug Dylar by engaging in an affair with Willie Mink.
A chapter in this novel opens with instructions on how to pay the cable bill, and its protagonist is fascinated by one character's ambition to set a record for sitting in a cage full of poisonous snakes. Its main character adds an initial to his name to be taken more seriously as an academic and studies German with Howard Dunlop in preparation for a conference. This novel's protagonist's former wives are all connected to the intelligence community, unlike his current wife, who obtains the experimental drug Dylar by engaging in an affair with Willie Mink. Its protagonist is exposed to Nyodene D following the "Airborne Toxic Event." For 10 points, identify this novel about Professor of Hitler Studies Jack Gladney, a work of Don DeLillo.
A chapter in this novel opens with instructions on how to pay the cable bill, and its protagonist is fascinated by one character's ambition to set a record for sitting in a cage full of poisonous snakes.
White Noise