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Conversations with David Foster Wallace
by David Foster Wallace, Stephen J. Burn

Conversations with David Foster Wallace
by David Foster Wallace, Stephen J. Burn

Conversations with David Foster Wallace
by David Foster Wallace, Stephen J. Burn

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Interview with David Foster Wallace

Didier Jacob / 2005

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Q&A on American culture and how he grew to love literature; how he got into serious nonfiction mostly for financial reasons; other writers whose spiritual qualities he admires (McCarty's ability to use ornate prose, lucidity of DeLillo and Ozick, passion of St. Paul and Rousseau and Dostoyevsky and Camus)

? (2012). Interview with David Foster Wallace. In ? Conversations with David Foster Wallace. University Press of Mississippi, pp. 152-157

piquant (en)

pleasantly stimulating or exciting to the mind OR spicy

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I feel pressure to say something funny or piquant

—p.153 by David Foster Wallace
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I feel pressure to say something funny or piquant

—p.153 by David Foster Wallace
confirm
9 years, 6 months ago