Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace

Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace

Somewhere there is a film cartridge so perfectly entertaining that anyone who watches it will do nothing else until they die. Quebecois separatists in wheelchairs want it. So does the government.

Around that, Wallace builds an elite tennis academy, a Boston halfway house for recovering addicts, a family whose father made the film and then killed himself, and nearly four hundred endnotes, several with footnotes of their own. It is over a thousand pages, extremely funny, and finally about addiction and the American assumption that pleasure is the point.

The defining American novel of the 1990s. A serious commitment and a permanent one.

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