Amazons

A funny, racy hockey novel DeLillo published under a pen name, be reprinted for the first time in 46 years... a faux memoir written from the perspective of the first woman to play in the NHL, full of jokes, weird asides and social satire, and a fair amount of sex. There’s hockey too, of course.

Literary Hub

By featuring a woman in a hypermasculine environment, the novel revels in opportunities to explore gender roles and lust as comic themes

The Times

Closest thing we have to a great American hockey novel

Keith Gessen

I don't want to talk about it

Don DeLillo, epigraph to AMAZONS

Light on its and feet and lethally funny... If you’re a careful reader of DeLillo's work, his wit is absolutely delicious, and he can do a comic scene that will have you rolling on the floor, and that’s an aspect of his worldview that he let off the leash for AMAZONS

Bookforum

Written with bone-dry wit, pitch-perfect dialogue and edgy social satire

New York Times