America Magazine: David Foster Wallace, A.I. and the future of the humanities
David Foster Wallace Brief Interviews with Hideous Men (Little, Brown) Witness the uproarious frenzy of definition when David Foster Wallace cuts loose and tries to make a straightforward statement ...
The Conversation: Friday essay: weirdly old‑fashioned and wildly uneven – David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest at 30
Friday essay: weirdly old‑fashioned and wildly uneven – David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest at 30
David Foster Wallace may be forever remembered as The Footnote Guy, and not without reason. His prolixity reached even into the small-print margins, and tempus tacendi never seemed to occur to him.
David Foster Wallace was young enough when he published his first novel, The Broom of the System, in 1987, that critics who read his witty marathon sentences and then flipped to the author photo of a ...
I thought I had lost them. For decades, I kept eight letters, a postcard and a holiday card from David Foster Wallace tucked in my copy of “Infinite Jest.” The missives traveled with me from my ...
Today in publishing and literature: How to celebrate the David Foster Wallace 50th, Cormac McCarthy has been living a double life and the hastily-written Jeremy Lin e-books are here. The most moving ...
Acclaimed novelist and essayist David Foster Wallace was found dead in his California home on Friday from an apparent suicide. Among his more renowned tomes were Infinite Jest and A Supposedly Fun ...
Time: 'We’re the Government, Its Worst Face,' David Foster Wallace on the IRS
'We’re the Government, Its Worst Face,' David Foster Wallace on the IRS