>tfw you will never have an infinite jest audiobook narrated by DFW himself
his voice is so comfy, /lit/
>>7845127
I have thought this as well.
There are some clips of him giving a reading from it but not too many
what kind of american accent did he have
>tfw you will never read anything written by DFW because you watched a couple of minutes of an interview with him and Charlie Rose and instinctively know a retard when you see one
Mid western. he definitely doesn't talk like an east coaster
are audio books faster than reading? why would anyone use them
>>7845171
Our Queen knows best
when will you make a Walden audiobook for us?
>>7845180
plebs gonna pleb
>>7845157
he doesn't really sound like he has much of an accent to me
As a canadian, I can only recognize the southern, texan, boston, and new york accent. aside from those, most american's have fairly neutral speech characteristics
he just has a really gentle voice.
>>7845207
both. mid western accent is pretty similar to the Canadian one
>>7845227
thanks anon
>>7845180
i've been listening to audiobooks of Plato's Republic
very comfy, easier to follow along when I hear it out loud
>>7845227
I never heard dfw say "aboot" though
>>7845127
>be lit
>muh dfw
>>7845290
profound contribution.
he did make an audiobook out of something, though i forget what
>>7847079
consider the lobster
>>7845305
Canadians sound retarded
>>7847125
border state here and close to the border it blurs a bit, but its as distinct as a British accent in my opinion, and i dont think it's retarded i kinda like it
>>7845180
They are usually slower, or as fast depending on your reading speed.
Some things are easier to get, or better when you hear it aloud.
It's also good for any mindless task where you can focus almost all of your attention on it.
It's nice to let your eyes rest as well, sometimes.
