Infinite Jest
David Foster Wallace · 1996 · 1079 pages
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About the book
David Foster Wallace's contemporary epic is set in a near future, alternating between a tennis academy and a halfway house. The novel weaves together narratives of addiction, boredom, relationships, and the human struggle for meaning in an age of information overload. An ambitious and disorienting work that captures the fragmentation of modern consciousness through humor, sadness, and linguistic virtuosity.
Book details
| Author | David Foster Wallace |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1996 |
| Pages | 1079 |
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