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D.T. Max, the writer of the New Yorker article about David Foster Wallace's work on his third and unfinished novel, answers a few reader questions about his piece. There are few more glimpses at The Pale King:
I don’t think characterization was what Wallace found hard in “Pale King.” There are several rich characters, among them Wallace (or his double) and a college student named Chris Fogle, who is “called to account” by one of his professors. Wallace chronicles Fogle’s story in some seventy pages. From the pages I saw, what was difficult was then setting them in motion in an interesting way, the architecture of a novel.
(thx, ben c.)
(0) # 3/18/2009
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