e/ Lenore can't sleep, thinking about weird stuff from the day c/ Rick reads Lenore a sad story (crying causes epileptic fits in kids, and then their luck gets worse) b/ Lenore & Candy shower and dress for the evening – Vlad speaks more a/ Lenore's possessions and apartment – Vlad speaks! b/ Rick tries to get Lenore to tell him about Lenore – They join Bombardini at his table he wants to eat himself to infinite size a/ Bombardini orders nine (9) steaks at Mooradians c/ Rick ruminates on impotence, Lenore, the other Lenore, Veronica, Vance (possibly gay) – Homesick – Vaguely suicial notion b/ Lenore can't reach Dad (on trip with Gerber) Jay's – Rick's ardent pursuit of Lenore – Rick's faceplant into Lenore's front porch shrubbery – Magic night a/ Rick: Who would believe my life would turn out like this – Rick met Lenore at Dr. TRANSCRIPT: Great Ohio Desert conception and planning meeting

g/ East Corinth, OH looks, from the air, like Jayne Mansfield – Erieview Tower's shadow's interaction with Bombardini Building – Lenore is three hours late – Peter Abbot can't fix the phones f/ Rick's Queen Victoria 'ineffectual cunnilingus' dream e/ Home's layout – Bloemker & Lenore visit Lenore's room – 'Don't discuss this' – Antinomy d/ Bloemker tells Lenore about Lenore's absence (Lenore's dad-Stonecipher Beadsman III-owns the home) c/ Rick's journal: 'Lenore, come to work' b/ Imagine how Lenore feels: Gramma Lenore is missing a/ Causality bird turd sequence – Lenore arrives at Shaker Heights home to visit great-grandmother, also named Lenore 'You have a bony pelvis' – Rick tells Lenore heartbreaking leprosy-ish story in bed

Wang Dang &Biff barge in pantyraidishly, want their asses signed – Lenore leaves authoritarily.

The Los Angeles Times's David Ulin called Wallace 'one of the most influential and innovative writers of the last twenty years'.Lenore visits big sis Clarice at Mt. His posthumous novel, The Pale King (2011), was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2012. Wallace is widely known for his 1996 novel Infinite Jest, which Time magazine cited as one of the 100 best English-language novels from 1923 to 2005. David Foster Wallace (Febru– September 12, 2008) was an American novelist, short story writer, essayist, and university professor of English and creative writing.

“Wallace submitted the novel as one of two undergraduate honors theses at Amherst College, the other being a paper on Richard Taylor's fatalism. An excellent example, a collector’s copy. Faint rubbing and edge wear, particular to corners. Original quarter black cloth over teal paper-covered boards, stamped in teal, in original unclipped ($18.95) dust-jacket.

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