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The Pale King David Foster Wallace
Publisher: Little, Brown & Company

Reviewing The Pale King is a difficult process, for a number of reasons. Agents battling extreme boredom at a processing center in Peoria, Ill. For at least 10 years before his death, Wallace was working on a long novel that he called The Pale King. It's sloppy at times, inconsistent in others, baggy here, too-lean there [but] the book is unmistakably a David Foster Wallace affair. The IRS & Wallace's The Pale King. The posthumous unfinished novel of David Foster Wallace, published on April 15, follows a group of I.R.S. Thoughts on David Foster Wallace's novel The Pale King -- including the Timberlands debate, the umbrella-in-the-snow scene, and the 'groovy' controversy. The Book Cover Archive, for the appreciation and categorization of excellence in book cover design. Earlier this week, I mentioned that The New Yorker has published a work by David Foster Wallace entitled Backbone, an excerpt from The Pale King. David Foster Wallace's posthumous, unfinished novel The Pale King will be published on April 15 and I am really excited about it. Its 550 pages are broken into 50 sections, each digestible on its own without reference to the larger work. The first thing you ought to know about David Foster Wallace's posthumous novel The Pale King is that it's incomplete. You probably know better than to expect that The Pale King will give you, the David Foster Wallace fan, a measure of closure. Rhodes English Chair Marshall Boswell was interviewed today on NPR's “Here and Now” about the unfinished novel The Pale King by late author David Foster Wallace. An odd thing about The Pale King that I guess speaks well of it is the fact that, when I came to the end, I found the ending to be something of a letdown. If you haven't before had the keen pleasure of reading David Foster Wallace, THE PALE KING is a fine gateway drug. David Foster Wallace's final book deals with both. Kevin Eagan's blog about writing, books, and everyday digital ephemera. From yesterday's BBC article “Outrage grows at IRS 'targeting' of conservative groups:”. There are only two certain things in life: death and taxes.