Andrew V Kennedy·Sep 30‘The Entertainment’ is Everywhere NowIn David Foster Wallace’s 1996 novel Infinite Jest, the macguffin of the story is a video cartridge called ‘The Entertainment’. The…
k.kadir·Sep 29social commandeeringhas generation z et al commandeered the parlance of satire, irony and cynicism on social platforms? unable to be vulnerable, we flee the…
Diego Falabella·Aug 19Por que exatamente somos tão tristes?David Foster Wallace em Boston, 1996 — a entrevista de rádio no lançamento de Infinite Jest
Lucas Antunes Oliveira·Jul 23UMA GRAÇA PRA LÁ DE INFINITADas suas intermináveis conversas com Rodrigo Fresán, Roberto Bolaño enumera os temas mais frequentemente abordados, em ordem hierárquica. O…
InNever Stop WritingbyJack McNamara·Jul 16Reading Difficult Books In A HeatwaveA literary fanatic’s manifestoA response icon2A response icon2
Giuseppe Pannone·May 22The Jannik Sinner ExperienceIn an article from August 20, 2006, David Foster Wallace referred to them as “Federer Moments.”
Matúš Benkovič·May 18Self-Repulsive Bullshit at 1000 Meters Above Sea LevelI have decided, in the spirit of great and binding resolutions made while barefoot and insufficiently hydrated, that I will never again…
Francesca Beaumont·May 11Players and Spectators: Entertainment and Disembodied Agency in Infinite JestDavid Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest, a thousand-page postmodern satire of the American entertainment apparatus, draws on many of the…
