Along with Mark Costello, this man wrote a structuralist critique of urban music in his work Signifying Rap:Rap and Race in the Urban Present.
Along with Mark Costello, this man wrote a structuralist critique of urban music in his work Signifying Rap:Rap and Race in the Urban Present. Under the pseudonym Elizabeth Klemm, this man published a short story entitled "Mister Squishy," which would later reappear along with "The Suffering Channel" in his collection Oblivion: Stories. He wrote a novel in which the protagonist's pet cockatiel becomes extraordinarily vocal, leading to her existential crisis. That novel, written about Lenore Breadsman, is called The Broom of the System. He may be more famous for writing a long novel in which Orin is the punter for the Arizona Cardinals and is the older brother of the protagonist, Hal Incandenza. The author of the essay collection Brief Interviews with Hideous Men, for 10 points, identify this prolific postmodern American novelist best known for writing Infinite Jest.
Along with Mark Costello, this man wrote a structuralist critique of urban music in his work Signifying Rap:Rap and Race in the Urban Present.
David Foster {Wallace}