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This is a detailed approach to the fiction of a pioneer in modernism's third wave. ""Understanding David Foster Wallace"" guides readers through thoughtful examinations of Wallace's novels ""The Broom of the System"" and ""Infinite Jest"" and first two short story collections, ""Girl with Curious Hair"" and ""Brief Interviews with Hideous Men"". In his readings of these works, Marshall Boswell affirms that Wallace (1962-2008), in his fiction, compels our attention for the singular excellence of his work and his ground-breaking effort to chart a fruitful and affirmative new direction for literary fiction.

Marshall Boswell is an associate professor of English at Rhodes College in Memphis. He is the author of John Updike's Rabbit Tetralogy: Mastered Irony in Motion, the short story collection Trouble with Girls, and the novel Alternative Atlanta.