Conversations with David Foster Wallace 2012 1st Printing Hardcover Interviews
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Literary biography, author interviews, contemporary fiction, and literary criticism.
This collection will appeal to David Foster Wallace readers, modern-literature students, writers, scholars, and collectors seeking a deeper understanding of the mind and creative development behind Infinite Jest and Wallace’s other influential works.
Edited by Stephen J. Burn, Conversations with David Foster Wallace gathers more than twenty interviews and profiles spanning Wallace’s career from 1987 through 2008. The selections explore his thoughts on fiction, irony, postmodernism, religion, popular culture, addiction, depression, the relationship between author and reader, and the construction of his major works. It includes a previously unpublished 2005 interview and an expanded version of Larry McCaffery’s important interview.
Published by the University Press of Mississippi in 2012. First printing hardcover, indicated on the copyright page. Part of the Literary Conversations Series. 208 pages. ISBN 978-1-61703-226-4.
Former library copy with a spine label, rear barcode label, blacked-out institutional marking on the upper page edge, and clear protective tape along portions of the covers. Covers show rubbing, scratches, and minor corner wear. Binding remains secure, and the interior pages shown appear clean and readable with no writing or highlighting observed. Please review all photographs for condition details.
SKU D-4
Conversations with David Foster Wallace 2012 1st Printing Hardcover Interviews
$85.00
This collection will appeal to David Foster Wallace readers, modern-literature students, writers, scholars, and collectors seeking a deeper understanding of the mind and creative development behind Infinite Jest and Wallace’s other influential works.
Edited by Stephen J. Burn, Conversations with David Foster Wallace gathers more than twenty interviews and profiles spanning Wallace’s career from 1987 through 2008. The selections explore his thoughts on fiction, irony, postmodernism, religion, popular culture, addiction, depression, the relationship between author and reader, and the construction of his major works. It includes a previously unpublished 2005 interview and an expanded version of Larry McCaffery’s important interview.
Published by the University Press of Mississippi in 2012. First printing hardcover, indicated on the copyright page. Part of the Literary Conversations Series. 208 pages. ISBN 978-1-61703-226-4.
Former library copy with a spine label, rear barcode label, blacked-out institutional marking on the upper page edge, and clear protective tape along portions of the covers. Covers show rubbing, scratches, and minor corner wear. Binding remains secure, and the interior pages shown appear clean and readable with no writing or highlighting observed. Please review all photographs for condition details.
SKU D-4