Thread: Have you ever been 'beaten' by a book?
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Old 01-06-2010, 10:34 PM   #81
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Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace has beaten me several times. A thousand pages of heavily footnoted "postmodern" fiction. *SIGH* Maybe I'll take another stab at it when I finish The Stand. I've Read War & Peace and LOTR several times I can finish Ininite Jest...maybe.
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