A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again: Essays and Arguments
Description
David Foster Wallace, a master of contemporary nonfiction, delivers a collection of sharp, insightful, and often hilarious essays that dissect the absurdities of modern life. From the bewildering experience of an all-inclusive cruise to the intense world of professional tennis, Wallace applies his signature blend of intellectual rigor and profound empathy to explore the human condition. These pieces, characterized by their sprawling footnotes and deeply personal reflections, challenge readers to confront the complexities of pleasure, entertainment, and the search for genuine meaning in a culture saturated with artifice. Prepare to be both amused and enlightened as Wallace guides you through the supposed fun that often masks a deeper, more unsettling reality.
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paperback
Back Bay Books
Published Feb 2, 1998
368 pages
ISBN: 9780316925280
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First Published
1998
Language
eng
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