I've started reading IJ and I want to know what are some

>>7576910
>wanting to be spoonfed
>not at least attempting to come up with any answers of your own and form your own opinion on the work

Infinite Jest might not be for you.

>>7576939
I was considering David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest by Stephen Burn, but I'm open to other suggestions as well.

>>7576949
Orin's dad made the Entertainment and PGOAT got a face full of acid.

>>7576910
What's the point? Just read and enjoy it. You can always look into deeper after reading if it still interests you.

>>7576986
>You can always look into deeper after reading if it still interests you.
This is actually what I was looking for, but I expressed myself incorrectly. I want to read some criticism afterwards, to make sure that I didn't miss anything important, or to clear the blurry parts and fully understand the text.

>>7576949
Just finish it first before looking for answers. Thas how books work friend!

>>7577007
for now you can watch his interview by ZDF tv

>>7577007
If you're not used to reading pomo, you might just want to read up on some of the basic tropes or philosophies. Wallace incorporates, parodies and criticises them at different times, so it could be useful to have some kind of framework of understanding.

If you really struggle, just supplement some of his essays. E Unibus Pluram is probably the most relevant.