After reading Infinite Jest, Oblivion and The Pale King does he have much else to say that I won't have heard before in his other work?
>>7337157
Just ask him.
>>7337157
I really like his essay about the cruise.
David 'Career Move' Wallace had 0 things to say. Prove otherwise, please.
>>7337345
I could post like any interview with the dude.
>>7337157
What is she talking about? What is he looking at?
>>7337941
>could post like any
Nice "streetwise" lingo retard. I see you've adopted David Wallace's patronizing tone and really made it your own.
>>7337981
You're not being lucid right now, man.
>>7337981
>attempting to enforce the unbearable too-whiteness tone of the literati
Porn cu/ck pls go
>>7338011
>implying DFW wasn't trying to appeal to exactly that crowd while also trying to market to the plebs by using "hip" lingo. Among the books they found after his death was a dictionary of contemporary urban phrases. The guy was a sheltered nerd who wanted to seem cool and edgy. Even lied about being poor while writing Infinite Jest.
>>7337941
Ok, post one and show us what interesting thing he had to say.
>>7338027
Are you a teenager? You seem to think pointing out idiosyncratic points is the zenith of refuting a mans life.
Read some Nietzsche faggot. Whether you like it or not Wallace showed a way to escape from jaded cynicism; and he inspired many of his peers and many of the next gen of writers, while still remaining a controversial figure.
He has achieved the absolute dream of any writer, and his work still stands up and remains fresh.
You can jerk off over your psychoanalytical points trying to get at his supposed motivation all you like. Go on, its about as thrilling as reading a feminist critique. Really, I can't tell what you are going to say next its thrilling.
You know I heard he liked to fuck his hot fans too.
>>7338048
>remains fresh
... I've got bad news for you, anon...
>>7338048
guy is so obvious. i pick the bitch on my right
