/lit/ - Literature

>So single-minded is Mr. Wallace, who is 43, about how his work looks over how it sounds that at his first public reading in the late 1980's, ''I inserted the punctuation,'' he recalled, adding: ''I would read a clause and say 'comma' or 'semicolon.' Or I'd say, 'new paragraph' and 'indent.' Now looking back at it I can see what a silent deal this is for me.'' At one point in ''Consider the Lobster,'' Mr. Wallace encounters an ellipsis and reads ''dot, dot, dot,'' which producers say is verboten. ''Part of it is I'm not an actor and I don't know how to trail off, and I become somewhat autistic about it,'' he said.

>>21239360
I thought the image was fucking DFW because I scrolled past and thought that what was his white bandana and became immensely confused after the first sentence

>>21030120
>lowercasefag trying to appear aloof and above it all