I'm on holidays and thus mostly away from a full sized computer. So here's another one of those this-time-of-year holiday updates because I have brief access to a pc.
Erasing Infinite’s erasure poems based on Infinite Jest.
New Orleans Review - Both Flesh and Not.
The Paris Review, Karen Green's Bough Down.
A Way With Words (Dec 14) contains a review of Quack This Way.
9 Most Dysfunctional Families In Literature, Huffington Post.
You Are Loved: Reflexivity, Recursion and Realism in the Work of David Foster Wallace.
Via The New Yorker’s Page-Turner blog and D. T. Max, David Foster Wallace and Rap, Circa 1989.
John McGowan over at Ethos Review asks, "What Am I Missing?: Infinite Jest and Its Cult Following." If you have time have your say in the comments.
You might like to follow me for DFW updates via @nick_maniatis on Twitter or visit the Facebook page for more frequent updates while I’m away (easy to retweet on a smart phone).
In need of something to read? There's always The Book Store.
(Yes, the bullets are all messed up. Old browser doesn't like the wysiwyg editor.)
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