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An inside guide to the greatest failed genius of his generation
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2012
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An inside guide to the greatest failed genius of his generation
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An inside guide to the greatest failed genius of his generation
2012
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In the end, this book is the story of a man who sat in rooms writing, and as [David Foster Wallace] himself says at one point, \"Who'd read that?\" Nonetheless, there's a lot that's telling about the wider US landscape in here: the fact that on graduation, he realised that he needed to go to grad school to get a qualification to get a teaching job to get health insurance to get the prescriptions for his antidepressants. Also telling: the astonishing amount he was prescribed. These things are not discussed; at this point, mood-altering medication is just background noise in American letters. Nor is the possibility that his depression was exacerbated by his teenage marijuana use discussed. Nor the possibility that his depression was exacerbated by feeding his brain little but itself.
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