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Philosophy and Performance in David Foster Wallace's "Infinite Jest": A Reading by Irene Triendl, 2009-01-18 The Future of Fiction (Review of Contemporary Fiction Series Volume 16 Number 1) Open City Number Five : Change or Die (No. 5) by David Foster Wallace, Mary Gaitskill, et all 1997-05-01 The Review of Contemporary Fiction, Vol. 13, No. 2 by David Foster) (WALLACE, 1993-01-01 Consider the Lobster: And Other Essays by David Foster Wallace, 2005 The Missouri Review : Signifying Rappers, Volume XIII, Number 2 by David Foster & Mark Costello Wallace, 1990-01-01 Girl with Curious Hair by David Foster Wallace, 2010-12 Consider the Lobster : And Other Essays by David Foster Wallace, 2005-01-01 From 'Infinite Jest.' (excerpt): An article from: The Review of Contemporary Fiction by David Foster Wallace, 1993-06-22 Esquire Magazine July 1998 by David Foster and Rick Moody, Daniel Clowes, Tony Earley, David Levien, Brian Koppelman Wallace, 1998 A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again: Essays and Arguments by David Foster Wallace, 1997 Consider the Lobster by David Foster Wallace, 2006 Shiny Adidas Tracksuits and the Death of Camp: And Other Writings from Might Magazine by David Foster Wallace, Glasgow Phillips, et all 1998-03 Girl With Curious Hair: Stories by David Foster Wallace, 1989

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61. DAVID FOSTER WALLACE: A SUPPOSEDLY FUN THING I'LL NEVER DO AGAIN: ESSAYS AND ARG
    A SUPPOSEDLY FUN THING I'LL NEVER DO AGAIN ESSAYS AND ARGUMENTS davidfoster wallace (Little, Brown) david foster wallace is unAmerican.  
    http://www.canoe.ca/JamBooksReviewsA/asupposedly_wallace.html
    
    Extractions: Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz AllPop CNEWS Webfin Money C-Health Lifewise AUTONET.CA Newsstand Travel Search eBay.ca Get away today 411 online Free E-Mail Shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Match Contact Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Biz Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index No, nobody ever writes critically about tourism because the tourist industry buys ads (though not in Harper's any more). No one had ever said in print before that passengers feed like walruses and cruise lines have employees trained specially in the art of cleaning up copious passenger spew when the seas get rough. They're like those speedy ball boys in tennis, apparently. Vomit roadies. And Foster Wallace was the first to note that when fat, rich American tourists go snorkelling, seen from above they look like hundreds of corpses floating face down.

62. Publishers Weekly | Reed Business Information
    david foster wallace In The Company of Creeps 'It wasn't till I sawthe galleys that I noticed how horrific this stuff was.'. Sunday  
    http://publishersweekly.reviewsnews.com/esec/Article_166827.htm
    
    Extractions: Sections News Features PW Interview Audio ... Letters Resources Authors on the Highway Bestseller Lists Críticas Library Journal ... School Library Journal Newsletters PW Rights Alert PW NewsLine PW Daily Religion BookLine ... Links Inside PW About Us Submissions Advertise Editorial Calendar ... Working with PW Powered By: This site is best viewed with how horrific this stuff was.' Sunday evening in Normal, Ill., David Foster Wallace and PW are lost somewhere near the Lingerie department of the local K mart, on the lookout for audiocassettes, and Wallace is taking this unforeseen pre-interview delay to air a couple of last-minute reservations about the PW interview process. 'Am I expected to have insight or opinions about the publishing industry?' Wallace freezes mid-aisle, for maybe the third time in two minutes, as if he might bolt for the check-out. 'Because what I know about the publishing industry could be inscribed with a dry Magic Marker on the lip of a Coke bottle.'

63. DAVID FOSTER WALLACE
    The 56year-old American poet, a Nobel Laureate, a poet known in American literarycircles as the poet's poet or sometimes simply the Poet, lay outside on  
    http://www.grandstreet.com/gs/gs60/wallace.html

64. Up, Simba! By David Foster Wallace
    By david foster wallace Price $4.95 (eBook), david foster wallace is the authorof Infinite Jest, The Broom of the System, and Girl With Curious Hair.  
    http://www.bookbooters.com/b00355.asp
    
    Extractions: The Microsoft Reader edition of this eBook can be read on up to four machines running Microsoft Reader 2.0 or above, activated with the same Microsoft Passport ID. Microsoft Reader 2.0 is compatible with any Windows-based PC or laptop, or the Pocket PC 2002 handheld device. This eBook is non-refundable once downloaded. This eBook can be read with the Palm Reader for Palm Pilot and Pocket PC PDA devices, or on the Palm Desktop Reader for Windows/Macintosh. There are no limits on the number of times it can be downloaded, or the number of devices it can be read on. However, as an anti-piracy measure, the eBook must be unlocked on each device with the credit card number that you use to make your purchase.

65. DAVID FOSTER WALLACE'S MY BANDANNA / BY MADONNA
    Cultural News david foster's wallace collaboration with Madonna Gay Anthologyof Russian Lit - Hamlet with Ice-T Queen Latifah. KULTURA ALLA BREVE.  
    http://theshredder.com/current/allabrev.html
    
    Extractions: MY BANDANNA / BY MADONNA In the wake of the MacArthur award, arrives a 2,000-page memoir by the brave new author's bandanna. What happened when Madonna wore it during the filming of Evita . Available on tape and CD-ROM. (a 10,000-word review by Jay Mac in the June issue) Adopt a Planet WHEN MOSCOW WAS SODOM, ST.PETERSBURG WAS GOMORRAH A collection of essays from Ivy League pros shows that homosexuality ran rampant through Russian literature. Among articles: a gem of an essay on Count Bezukhov's pedophilia. Also included: the censored chapter of Crime and Punishment , in which Raskolnikov cruises St.Peter's bathhouses. HAMLET : THE MUSICAL Adapted by and Starring Ice-T In a startling reversal of the finale, the Prince and Laertes dispose of their weapons and resolve their turf war on a basketball court. In the next issue: interview with Queen Latifah (Gertrude) Remember Stonewall LITERARY AGENTS GET OWN PULITZER CATEGORIES William Morris and ICM lead field with 2 nominations apiece

66. Infinite Jest By David Foster Wallace
    of bustled task, catches what he sees as my eye and ask So yo thenman what's your story? david foster wallace, About the Author  
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67. David Foster Wallace
    Translate this page appunto di viaggio di Nicola Gaiarin su Infinite Jest david foster wallace ( sopra,nella foto) non ha nemmeno quarant’anni e si è guadagnato una solida  
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68. David Foster Wallace - Schrecklich Amüsant - Aber In Zukunft
    Translate this page Luxus bis zum Abwinken david foster wallace - Schrecklich amüsant - aber in Zukunftohne mich. WERBUNG amazon shop. Titel von david foster wallace. Taschenbuch.  
    http://home.t-online.de/home/belletristik/text/@waschre.htm
    
    Extractions: Schrecklich amüsant - aber in Zukunft ohne mich er Auftrag, den das Harper - Magazin David Forster Wallace erteilt ist denkbar simpel: er soll an einer siebentägigen Kreuzfahrt auf dem Luxusdampfer Nadir teilnehmen und darüber berichten. Mit anderen Worten: " Junge, lass dich feudal durch die Karibik schippern und schreib einfach auf, was du gesehen hast. " Es geht los in Fort Lauderdale und dann wird zügig Kurs Richtung Jamaika eingeschlagen. Beinahe sieben Tage blauer Himmel, die ersten beiden Regentage nicht mitgezählt - leichte, unveränderliche Programmänderungen müssen auch die Gäste eines Luxusliners verkraften. " Ich habe erfahren, dass jenseits von Ultra-ultra-ultramarineblau noch eine Steigerung möglich ist, " und " die Sonne selbst schien auf maximale Annehmlichkeit voreingestellt. " Doch schon bald merkt Wallace, dass die ganze Luxusmaschinerie, einmal in Gang gesetzt, zu einem richtigen Stress anwachsen kann. Jede Minute an Bord ist verplant, das Publikum ist mehrheitlich über siebzig Jahre alt und natürlich orientiert sich das Programm-Angebot an diesen Bedürfnissen. Zugegeben, Wallace mit Mitte dreißig passt nicht so recht zur Zielgruppe, und das permanente Bedientwerden hinterlässt bei ihm ein bohrend schlechtes Gewissen. In einer bunten Collage sammelt dieser bemerkenswerte amerikanische Autor, der bereits mit seinem ersten Roman "Kleines Mädchen mit komischen roten Haaren" in Deutschland für Aufsehen sorgte, seine ätzend scharfen Beobachtungen. Der Übersetzer Marcus Ingendaay trifft den Originalton haarscharf. Ein kleiner Mangel, der den Lesefluss stört und lästig unterbricht, sind die vielen, zum Teil sehr langen Fußnoten.

69. David Foster Wallace's Hideous Men Seth Stevenson
    the book club, New books dissected over email. david foster wallace's HideousMen, Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. From Eliza Truitt Subject The Horror! The Irony!  
    http://slate.msn.com/id/2000082/
    
    Extractions: Thursday, June 3, 1999, at 7:25 AM PT Seth, I'll take your last comment at face value. I'll even throw it back in your face a little. So what should DFW's next book look like? You don't like cleverness for cleverness's sake (and few people do, though I should admit that I'm an exception). You're bored by his self-consciousness. But what should a clever and self-conscious writer do? Here are my thoughts on the matter (not that you asked). I'd like to see DFW just get over himself. And if he can't genuinely get over himself, I'd like to see him do what most writers do, which is pretend to get over himself. The effect is the same. I'd like to see him write another novel like Broom of the System and Infinite Jest and get back to writing about characters instead of working out his own psychic pain and struggles with religion on the page.

70. David Foster @ Highland Motorcycle Holidays
    The Warriors went through different line up's until the most Successful was achieved,this being david foster, Bass and Vocals, Ian wallace Drums Rod Hill  
    http://www.highlandmotorcyclehols.com/davidfoster.htm
    
    Extractions: Bruce Eder, All Music Guide Yours Is No Disgrace is written by David, in his own words, and this is Davids account of what happened, and will be available only from this site very soon If you have a look through the picture links you will see just how much David has contributed to Musical history all of his life

71. Mf133: Infinite Jest / David Foster Wallace
    MATHEMATICAL a list compiled by Alex Kasman. Title Infinite JestAuthor david foster wallace Year 1996. The twenty page passage  
    http://math.cofc.edu/faculty/kasman/MATHFICT/mf133.html
    
    Extractions: Year: 1996 "The twenty page passage on Eschaton, with the Mean Value Theorem footnote, is possibly the best use of mathematics in fiction I've ever seen." (Contributed by "Cossey") "this book has some of the most interesting and complete characters i've seen- in terms of being a great novel of ideas, i don't think that the standard comparisons of Infinite Jest to Gravity's Rainbow etc. are unwarranted- hypercontemporary, in a good way." (Contributed by "a warren") (See the review by mathematician Nik Weaver at his "Math in Fiction" website.) Link: Learn more about this work HERE. Ratings: Math: 2.57/5 (7 votes) Quality: 4.75/5 (8 votes)

72. AnyBook4Less.com - Author: David Foster Wallace
    1. Compare Prices, Cover Image, Title A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do AgainEssays and Arguments by david foster wallace ISBN 0316925284 Publisher  
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73. Literatur, 2003, Rezension, David Foster Wallace: "Schrecklich Amüsant - Aber I
    Translate this page david foster wallace ?Schrecklich amüsant – aber in Zukunft ohne mich“. davidfoster wallace ?Schrecklich amüsant – aber in Zukunft ohne mich“.  
    http://www.titel-magazin.de/wallace1.htm

74. David Foster Wallace, A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again: Essays & Rumin
    david foster wallace, A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again Essays Ruminations(Little Brown Co., 1998). All right. So the man can juggle topics.  
    http://www.rambles.net/wallace_funnything.html
    
    Extractions: All right. So the man can juggle topics. He can talk about the state fair, mathematics and the human condition, all in the same essay and all with style. I'll give him that. I'll even concede that Wallace is brilliant in his own way. The way he looks at things in this book is ... well ... interesting at times. But to call him the most hilarious writer of our generation is overdoing it a little. From the critics to the guy at the bookstore counter, it seems everyone I know is enamoured of A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again . In fact, the bookstore clerk ran out behind me to grab a hardcover copy of it from the sales rack after my purchase (thankfully, on sale for $4.99 at a major retail chain) so that he could have it in a more permanent form. If he'd given me a day or so, I'd have gladly given him mine. Maybe I'm too far removed from his base, which seems to be a midwest twenty-something generation, cynical and analytical simultaneously. His essay on the state fair in Illinois is pretty dead-on from the state fairs I've seen, and he's right, the corn dogs and baton twirlers are the best things about it. Still, I didn't find it funny as much as I found it to be true. For some, I guess this is humor. The title essay comes on the heels of an in-depth essay about David Lynch and expressionism, and another heady piece about a tennis player that discusses freedom and discipline. Needless to say, as a tired reader, I was looking for some humor in the last work, hoping that I hadn't wasted the five bucks the book cost. There were moments mostly in the footnotes where I chuckled. That's about it. His discussion of the tone of the vacuum toilets (something a friend and fan told me to watch for) seemed like a sophomoric attempt at laughs, and just made me race that much faster toward the end.

75. David Foster Wallace
    Infinite Jest is a very big book. It took me nearly a month to get throughbecause of size and my inability to read it fast. Somewhere  
    http://www.kbuxton.com/books/reviews/wallace.html
    
    Extractions: Infinite Jest is a very big book. It took me nearly a month to get through because of size and my inability to read it fast. Somewhere 300 or so pages in I got hooked and just wanted to know what happened. (or more accurately what had happened). All of the characters were wacky in some way or another, and I doubt I'd want to know many of them (if any) but I did really want to see what happened to them. I wouldn't necessarily recommend reading this one in bed. Even in paperback form, I kept waking up with my neck stiff after having spent a few hour hunched over the book. Unfortunately though, the ending didn't answer quite all of my questions from the beginning, but I won't mention which ones in case you're planning on reading it. kristin buxton kbuxton@kbuxton.com

76. Literal Mind. Infinite Jest, David Foster Wallace
    NEWSLETTER. DISCUSSION. HOME. Infinite Jest by david foster wallace, EmailreviewE-mail review to a friend. Little Brown Co Paperback, 1997 1088 Pages.  
    http://literalmind.com/review.phtml?book=25

77. Minutes #3: David Foster Wallace/Infinite Jest
    Minutes from Mathews house meeting number 3. Theme is david foster wallace, InfiniteJest, etc. david foster wallace 1 Infinite Jest Edition. Okay. Fine.  
    http://www.rh.uchicago.edu/Houses/Burton-Judson/Mathews/minutes3.html
    
    Extractions: "Infinite Jest" Edition Okay. Fine. So I was late. But a lot of people didn’t come at all, and a lot of people who did only came for the pie. Mercenaries. Yeesh. Anyway, the meeting of 5 November opened with this writer’s arrival, leaving little time for the exchange of pre-meeting witticisms. Instead, Catherine “Cellophone” Roberts opened the meeting by turning things over to Ryan “RA stands for ‘Really Awesome’” Morehouse due to RH Kathy’s pie-related absense. Ryan took the opportunity to break the RA wall of silence and inform us that coffee hour would be held in the lounge. Of course, there’s a catch. If we’re going to be there, we’re going to watch the “Safer Sex” lecture by some of the PHCs (Peer Health Educators, for those playing at home, not to be confused with PCH, which stands for Pacific Coast Highway ) whilst chowing on Ryan’s expert goodie confections. Michael “Through and Through” Suh asked Jenny if she had dyed her hair. For the last time, Jenny has not dyed her hair. It changes color automatically depending on temperature and her level of percieved threat. Chameleonic hair. All the kids are doing it. Buffy “All the Games, None of the Quarters” Wajvoda

78. The New York Review Of Books: David Foster Wallace By David Levine
    david Levine Gallery. david foster wallace. This drawing originally appeared with The Panic of Influence (February 10, 2000). Browse the gallery by year  
    http://www.nybooks.com/gallery/305
    
    Extractions: @import "/css/default-b.css"; Home Your account Current issue Archives ... NYR Books David Foster Wallace This drawing originally appeared with " The Panic of Influence " (February 10, 2000) Browse the gallery by year: Search the gallery (by subject name or keyword): Home Your account Current issue Archives ... NYR Books with any questions about this site. The cover date of the next issue of The New York Review of Books will be May 1, 2003.

79. Marginalia.org: Oooh. David Foster Wallace Did
    19, 2001 Oooh. david foster wallace did Oooh. david foster wallacedid a radio show and nobody told me! (Via caterina) Posted  
    http://www.marginalia.org/log/archives/oooh_david_foster_wallace_did.html

80. David Foster Wallace: A Radically Condensed History Of Postindustrial Life
    david foster wallace A Radically Condensed History of PostindustrialLife. From Brief Interviews with Hideous Men. When they were  
    http://www.mat.upm.es/~jcm/wallace-history.html
    
    Extractions: When they were introduced, he made a witticism, hoping to be liked. She laughed extremely hard, hoping to be liked. Then each drove home alone, staring straight ahead, with the very same twist to their faces. The man who'd introduced them didn't much like either of them, though he acted as if he did, anxious as he was to preserve good relations at all times. One never knew, after all, now did one now did one now did one.

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