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The Last Interview and Other Conversations
by David Foster Wallace
Aug. 18, 2017 - Aug. 18, 2017 (read/literary-criticism/david-foster-wallace)

Foster Wallace, D. (2012). The Last Interview and Other Conversations. Melville House.


Melville House, 2012. 128 pages. Paperback. 9781612192062

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p.91
labile »
(adjective) readily or continually undergoing che…
p.85
dreck »
(noun) trash, rubbish
p.61
schizogenic »
asexual reproduction by fission of the parent org…
p.61
kismet »
destiny; fate
p.5
ballast »
(noun) material that is used to provide stability…
p.89
across the divides of radical specialization
[...] It might be that one of the really signific…
p.74
this new Al Franken book
[...] Everybody's pissed off and exasperated and …

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There Can Be No Spokesman
by Tom Scocca (missing author) —also in Conversations with David Foster Wallace

Boston Phoenix, February 20, 1998

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There Can Be No Spokesman
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Boston Phoenix, February 20, 1998

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A Brief Interview with a Five-Draft Man
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A Brief Interview with a Five-Draft Man
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Amherst Magazine, Spring 1999

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To the Best of Our Knowledge, June 17, 2004

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The Last Interview
by Christopher Farley (missing author)

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