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Cover Suggestions for Critical Insights: David Foster Wallace

Philip Coleman is editing a new volume of essays about David Foster Wallace for the Critical Insights series and he's after cover ideas. See below for information about the contents and the great field of writers lined up for this collection (cross-posted from Wallace-l with Philip's permission). If you can help out email him at philipcoleman[at]hotmail.com, over to Philip:

Hi everyone,

I'm editing a new volume of essays on DFW for the Critical Insights series published by Salem Press/Grayhouse Publishing. The book will be out next Spring, and I'm happy to share the final table of contents here (see below). I'll provide more details, with titles of essays, in a few weeks.

For now, though, I was wondering if I could get the help of the Wallace-l community in choosing a cover image for the book. Ideally I'd like a previously unpublished photograph (high res) of Wallace, which could be used without cost, but other suggestions will also be considered. Time is tight, but if anyone has any suggestions, including personal art/photography, feel free to send them to me directly at philipcoleman[at]hotmail.com.

Cheers,

Philip

Critical Insights: David Foster Wallace
Table of Contents
About this volume (up to 2,000 words)  Philip Coleman

Career, Life, and Influence
On David Foster Wallace (5,000 words)  Philip Coleman
Biography of David Foster Wallace (2,000 words)  Philip Coleman

Critical Contexts
Critical Reception  Adam Kelly
Cultural and Historical Context  Kiki Benzon
Critical Lens  Clare Hayes-Brady
Compare/Contrast  Mark Sheridan

Critical Readings
1.    Aisling O’Gara on The Broom of the System
2.    Steven Gronert Ellerhoff on Girl With Curious Hair
3.    David Hering on Infinite Jest
4.    Alex Resar on Infinite Jest
5.    David Coughlan on Brief Interviews with Hideous Men
6.    Charles Nixon on Oblivion
7.    Ron Callan on A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again
8.    Ira Nadel on later non-fiction
9.    Tim Groenland on The Pale King
10.   Jorge Araya on The Pale King and race
11.   Áine Mahon on DFW and philosophy
12.   Aengus Woods on Everything & More and infinity

Resources
Chronology of David Foster Wallace’s Life  Philip Coleman
Works by David Foster Wallace  Philip Coleman
Bibliography  Adam Kelly

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