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.
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