David Foster Wallace & Sadder Pop Hits, Studio 360

DT Max talks about his new biography of the late David Foster Wallace. Kurt Andersen asks rockers The Heavy, whose song “How You Like Me Now” is ubiquitous, why generations of Brits have reintroduced Americans to American music. And we find out why pop music has been getting sadder.

The Legacy of David Foster Wallace, Studio 360

The Day Booker T. Washington Came to Santa Barbara by Montecito Journal - Issuu

David Foster Wallace's estate comes out against 'The End of the Tour' - Los Angeles Times

The Pale King by David Foster Wallace, Paperback

What David Foster Wallace Can and Cannot Teach Us About the State of American Men's Tennis - Electric Literature

David Foster Wallace The String Theory - David Foster Wallace on Tennis

Songs and Memories: A Quarantine Collection - Stephen David Miller

To Combat Loneliness: Compositions Based on the Works of David Foster Wallace, Tyson Allison and Aaron Kerr

David Foster Wallace & Sadder Pop Hits, Studio 360

David Foster Wallace Admires The Mormon Tabernacle Choir in New Interview - Latter-day Saint Musicians

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