Title: A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again
Author: David Foster Wallace
Pages: 378
Genre: Essays
Grade: D
Synopsis: The book is a collection of essays on topics from a Cruise Ship in the Carribbean to the Illinois State Fair and from tennis in the hot and humid Midwestern summers to a long analysis of the films of David Lynch.
My Review: The first essay wasn't too bad, and neither was his essay about the Illinois State Fair (although it was quite long), but I could barely make it through the other essays in the book before giving up entirely.
Since January 3, 2007
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