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David Foster Wallace's Infinite jest: a reader's guide by Stephen Burn

David Foster Wallace's Infinite jest: a reader's guide Stephen Burn ebook
Format: pdf
Page: 100
Publisher: Continuum International Publishing Group
ISBN: 082641477X, 9780826414779

~cross-posted at Catching Days. More than that: Tags: back bay books, david foster wallace, infinite jest, little brown, postmodern fiction, who was david foster wallace The possibility that Barrett Hathcock raises in his essay—that Infinite Jest will be more talked-about than read—would be both unfortunate and unnecessary, a triumph for those earnest nobodies who like to scare off readers from great literature. On page 203: “Your jitters are starting to rub off on me. We can say, first of all, that David Foster Wallace's death is a historic loss for readers. For example: I I was 19, and when the reading was over I squeaked out something like, “Infinite Jest really meant a lot to me,” and he said something like, “Do you want me to sign your copy? David Herin ( red.) Consider David Foster Wallace: Critical Essays SSMG Press, 2010. Second Edition: A Reader's Guide Continuum, 2012. Among the legacies of David Foster Wallace, the pioneering postmodernist who produced influential essays, short stories and the novel “Infinite Jest” before his 2008 suicide, count this: Antonin Scalia, author. Burn David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest. Infinite Jest is clearly and without any doubt David Foster Wallace's masterpiece. I've got the fucking fantods, man.” >>>David Foster Wallace throughout Infinite Jest. It seems fitting to begin a reflection on the late David Foster Wallace in a fit of anxiety about reception – about the propensity of words, sentences, personae, to falsify or to be misunderstood. Max viser oss David Foster Wallace som sønn, kjæreste, student, misbruker og nidkjær skrivelærer.