For ten points, identify this novel whose titular object is a movie that people will die rather than stop watching, written by David Foster Wallace.
Most of the action occurs near Boston's Green line. The title refers to the fifth and last in a series. Early on, a Canadian and an American on a cliff outside of Tuscon discuss "the Entertainment." The calendar has been put up for "subsidization," resulting in dates in the Year of the Depend Adult Undergarment. The lives of ex-burglar Don Gately, wheelchair-bound Québecois assassin Rémy Marathe, and tennis prodigy Hal Incandenza are linked by the Entertainment, one of the experimental films created by Hal's father. For ten points, identify this novel whose titular object is a movie that people will die rather than stop watching, written by David Foster Wallace.
Most of the action occurs near Boston's Green line. The title refers to the fifth and last in a series.
{Infinite Jest}