subtitledAll This and a Tan, Too.
In one work, this man became indignant over the sexual harassment of his friendby the Zipper King. In another work, he criticized an essay by Frank Conroy subtitledAll This and a Tan, Too. This thinker described a Mary-Tyler-Moore-themed episodeof St. Elsewhere as (+) "in-joke within in-joke" in positing that TV culture is one ofirony and ridicule. In Derivative Sport in Tornado Alley, he told of his being blown into a fence during a tennis match in Champaign, Illinois. This author of (*) E Unibus Pluram wrote of a week spent eating at the Five Star Caravelle Restaurant aboard the Nadir in a heavily-footnoted essay. For ten points, name this author who wrote for Harper's Magazine about a trip to the Illinois State Fair and described a Caribbean cruise in A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again.
In one work, this man became indignant over the sexual harassment of his friendby the Zipper King.
David Foster Wallace