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If you're willing to put in at least a month of hard labor, DFW's Infinite Jest is worth the read.
by tricky 17y ago
If you're willing to put in at least a month of hard labor, DFW's Infinite Jest is worth the read.
- jokull 17y agoAnd if you're not you could read his essay collections - "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again" the title essay of which is now available on the internet and is a terrific introduction to the late great American author (http://www.amazon.com/Supposedly-Fun-Thing-Never-Again/dp/0316925284/ref=pd_bxgy_b_text_b http://www.amazon.com/Supposedly-Fun-Thing-Never-Again/dp/03...) "Consider the Lobster" (http://www.amazon.com/Consider-Lobster-David-Foster-Wallace/dp/0316156116 http://www.amazon.com/Consider-Lobster-David-Foster-Wallace/...) Some of the few pieces of physical literature I actually own and chase back every time I lend them to someone.
- mattdennewitz 17y agothis is possibly my all-time favorite book. i just thought "oblivion" itself was more appropriate this thread.