From David Foster Wallace, E Unibus Pluram: Television and U.S. Fiction, Review of Contemporary Fiction, Summer 1993.
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Sofia, Aku, et all: bell hooks wrote...her essay about Pulp Fiction that “cynicism is not...
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Aku! I was thinking exactly of the Muumuu crowd, which was why I posted this. That, and “post-ironic” “post-internet”...
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- - - Your idea of literary-movement-as-adolescent reminds me that I’ve sometimes thought of the Muumuu House crowd as...
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I think this has happened without quite seeming to because it’s entailed a revival of actual rather than literary...
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reasons why I need to get off my ass and commit to reading DFW
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