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15 Apr 2009

Consider the Lobster & Other Essays by David Foster Wallace

lobster1I started planning this blog when I was reading this book.  Because I vacillated so much, if not with every page, then certainly with every essay, between liking and despising DFW, I cooked up all sorts of things to say about him.  How Gen X he is, with his Eddie Vedder hair, what a holier-than-thou-smarter-than-you-and-there’s-nothing-you-can-ever-even-do-about-it type guy he is, how what he really needs is a good editor to pare down his shit and get rid of some of those footnotes, but how if I were a single woman, would I fuck him?  Well, yeah, O.K., probably.  But then when I was about halfway through the book, I found out he killed himself last year.  And I was like, well, fuck, I can’t say those things now.

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15 April, 2009 at 15:26 by J.T. Oldfield

Tags: cuisine, Gen X, linguistics, lit crit, politics, pop culture, porn, sports, terrorism
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