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	Infinite Jest stands out not only because of its exuberant length and DFW's style of writing, but also because a third of it is in endnotes, and the endnotes have footnotes, and anyone who appreciates non-linear writing will have a /lit/gasm.		Infinite Jest stands out not only because of its exuberant length and DFW's style of writing, but also because a third of it is in endnotes, and the endnotes have footnotes, and anyone who appreciates non-linear writing will have a /lit/gasm.

	DFW said in ~~an interview a~~[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKCMTHX5WHk ~~n Interview~~] that the structure of the novel resembles a fractal, specifically a Sierpinski Gasket.		DFW said in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKCMTHX5WHk an interview] that the structure of the novel resembles a fractal, specifically a Sierpinski Gasket.

	Infinite Jest is often the butt of jokes simply for its footnotes and DFW's writing style. However, despite the illusion of difficulty, the book is quite readable, pleasant, and easy to comprehend.		Infinite Jest is often the butt of jokes simply for its footnotes and DFW's writing style. However, despite the illusion of difficulty, the book is quite readable, pleasant, and easy to comprehend.

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	Wallace is also often ridiculed as the hipster Pynchon wannabe. He said he was more inspired by Gaddis and Coover.		Wallace is also often ridiculed as the hipster Pynchon wannabe. He said he was more inspired by Gaddis and Coover.
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	Wallace is also often ridiculed as the hipster Pynchon wannabe. He said he was more inspired by Gaddis and Coover.		Wallace is also often ridiculed as the hipster Pynchon wannabe. He said he was more inspired by Gaddis and Coover.
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	Infinite Jest stands out not only because of its exuberant length and DFW's style of writing, but also because a third of it is in endnotes, and the endnotes have footnotes, and anyone who appreciates non-linear writing will have a /lit/gasm.		Infinite Jest stands out not only because of its exuberant length and DFW's style of writing, but also because a third of it is in endnotes, and the endnotes have footnotes, and anyone who appreciates non-linear writing will have a /lit/gasm.

	DFW said in an interview [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKCMTHX5WHk An Interview] that the structure of the novel resembles a fractal, specifically a ~~Sierpinsky Triangle~~.		DFW said in an interview a[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKCMTHX5WHk n Interview] that the structure of the novel resembles a fractal, specifically a Sierpinski Gasket.

	~~<img src="http://descartes~~.~~cnice~~.~~mec.es/materiales_didacticos/Triangulo_aritmetico/imagenes/sierpinski.gif" alt=" " width="104" height="90" align="middle">~~		Infinite Jest is often the butt of jokes simply for its footnotes and DFW's writing style. However, despite the illusion of difficulty, the book is quite readable, pleasant, and easy to comprehend.

	~~Infinite Jest is often the butt of jokes simply for its footnotes and DFW's writing style.~~		Wallace is also often ridiculed as the hipster Pynchon wannabe. He said he was more inspired by Gaddis and Coover.

	~~<img src="http://i34.tinypic.com/21ak8s7.jpg" alt=" " width="496" height="194" align="middle">~~

	Wallace is often ridiculed as the hipster Pynchon wannabe~~, but anyone who thinks this should go back to reading the Very Hungry Caterpillar, though banned in many countries for its revolutionary messages~~.

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	Infinite Jest is David Foster Wallace's gargantuan magnum opus.		Infinite Jest is David Foster Wallace's gargantuan magnum opus.

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Infinite Jest is David Foster Wallace's gargantuan magnum opus.

Infinite Jest stands out not only because of its exuberant length and DFW's style of writing, but also because a third of it is in endnotes, and the endnotes have footnotes, and anyone who appreciates non-linear writing will have a /lit/gasm.

DFW said in an interview [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKCMTHX5WHk An Interview] that the structure of the novel resembles a fractal, specifically a Sierpinsky Triangle.

<img src="http://descartes.cnice.mec.es/materiales_didacticos/Triangulo_aritmetico/imagenes/sierpinski.gif" alt=" " width="104" height="90" align="middle">

Infinite Jest is often the butt of jokes simply for its footnotes and DFW's writing style.

<img src="http://i34.tinypic.com/21ak8s7.jpg" alt=" " width="496" height="194" align="middle">

Wallace is often ridiculed as the hipster Pynchon wannabe, but anyone who thinks this should go back to reading the Very Hungry Caterpillar, though banned in many countries for its revolutionary messages.