LoginA Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again: Essays and Arguments
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David Foster Wallace made quite a splash in 1996 with his massive novel, Infinite Jest. Now he's back with a collection of essays entitled A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again. In addition to a razor-sharp writing style, Wallace has a mercurial mind that lights on many subjects. His seven essays travel from a state fair in Illinois to a cruise ship in the Caribbean, explore how television affects literature and what makes film auteur David Lynch tick, and deconstruct deconstructionism and find the intersection between tornadoes and tennis. These eclectic interests are enhanced by an eye (and nose) for
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Manufacturer: Little, Brown and Company
Release date: 1 February 1997
ISBN-10 : 0316919896 | ISBN-13: 9780316919890
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Release date: 1 February 1997
ISBN-10 : 0316919896 | ISBN-13: 9780316919890
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