Too Much Fun: The 'Infinite Jest' Audiobook Has No Endnotes
On March 27, Hachette Audio released David Foster Wallace's magnum opus "Infinite Jest" -- most of it, at least -- as a 56-hour-long audiobook. Th...
On March 27, Hachette Audio released David Foster Wallace's magnum opus "Infinite Jest" -- most of it, at least -- as a 56-hour-long audiobook. Th...
Cole Hill | Posted 04.19.2012
"The IRS knows very well that such qualities help insulate them from public protest and political opposition, and that abstruse dullness is actually a much more effective shield than is secrecy," says David Foster Wallace's in "The Pale King."
Posted 12.20.2011
The Pale King is back on Funny Or Die, and this time, the rapper tells it exactly like it is. In fact, he's so candid, he probably should learn to kee...
Max Benavidez | Posted 11.19.2011
Artist Karen Green's latest show, "Tiny Stampede," opens Sept. 24, and presents a view into widowhood that is both cleansing and illuminating without ignoring the finality of death.
Posted 09.04.2011
How does "The Pale King" set himself apart from all the other white rappers out there? Well, for starters, he's incredibly sad. Perhaps he can parlay ...
salon.com | Tracy Clark | Posted 07.04.2011
F. Scott Fitzgerald's generation had its green light at the end of the dock in "The Great Gatsby," that symbol of unattainable dreams, and today's you...
HuffingtonPost.com | Gregory Beyer | Posted 06.21.2011
When an author dies, what happens to his unfinished manuscripts? From Max Brod’s famous refusal to burn the papers left behind by his friend Franz K...
flavorwire.com | Posted 06.15.2011
If you’re already a David Foster Wallace fan we’re guessing that you won’t need our help pointing out that tomorrow marks the publication of his...
AP | By HILLEL ITALIE | Posted 06.14.2011
NEW YORK -- David Foster Wallace's "The Pale King," the year's most awaited and complicated literary novel, has renewed a very old debate. Published ...
Posted 06.11.2011
"The Pale King" by David Foster Wallace Slate Incomplete or not, The Pale King is whole enough, a fully imagined, often exquisitely fleshed-out ...
nytimes.com | CHARLES McGRATH | Posted 06.08.2011
In his office at Little Brown, where he is executive vice president and publisher, Michael Pietsch still has the tower of a manuscript and the handwri...
Tom Ruprecht | Posted 06.04.2011
Friends of Wallace have already expressed worry that the author's suicide will affect how readers experience his posthumous The Pale King. I agree that it will. But is that really the reader's fault? And is it necessarily a bad thing?
flavorwire.com | Stephanie Hlywak | Posted 05.25.2011
Authors often appear in their own works of fiction as thinly veiled surrogates -- Kilgore Trout is widely believed to be Kurt Vonnegut's alter ego, an...
The New Yorker | David Foster Wallace | Posted 05.25.2011
Once when I was a little boy I received as a gift a toy cement mixer. It was made of wood except for its wheels--axles--which, as I remember, were thi...
AP | Posted 05.25.2011
NEW YORK — A long, unfinished novel by David Foster Wallace is scheduled for a posthumous release next year. "The Pale King," excerpted in The ...
The Huffington Post | Andres Jauregui | Posted 04.20.2012