The Place to Start
The Howling Fantods!Blogs (Sometimes) about DFW
Matt Bucher (custodian of wallace-l listserv)Simple Ranger (also Matt Bucher)
Jason Kottke
Blog Relating to a Class on David Foster Wallace (at Pomona College)
DFW Interviews
With Larry McCaffery (Dalkey Archive)With Dave Eggers (The Believer)
With Charlie Rose (videos)
With David Lipsky (audio)
Articles about DFW
"The Unfinished" by D.T. Max"King of Pain" by Algis Valiunas
"Inside DFW's Private Self-Help Library" by Maria Bustillos
"Smarter Than You Think" by Wyatt Mason
"The Children's Hospital: On DFW" by William Deresiewicz
Roundtable Discussion on Although of Course...
Sven Birkerts on DFW & John Updike
DFW vs. Bret Easton Ellis (biblioklept.org)
On DFW and Bret Easton Ellis (awfulpossibilities.com)
David Lipsky Interviewed by John Hockenberry
Obituaries
From the New York TimesFrom Salon
From The Millions
From the Huffington Post
Reactions to DFW's Death
The Book Bench (on the New Yorker)From Reviews from the Couch
From An Existential Nightmare
DFW Archive (Harry Ransom Center)
DFW Archive at the Harry Ransom CenterInventory of DFW Papers at the Harry Ransom Center
What's In the DFW Archive?
A First Glimpse of DFW's Personal Library
Articles by DFW
"This Is Water""Roger Federer as Religious Experience"
PDF Archive
Infinite Jest Reading Guides
"How to Read Infinite Jest" (Infinite Summer)Index to Infinite Summer
Character Guide to Infinite Jest
Infinite Jest Index
Infinite Jest Wiki
A Reader's Companion to Infinite Jest
Poor Yorick Entertainment
Reviews, etc., of Infinite Jest
Infinite Jest: Reviews, Articles, Miscellany"A Baker’s Dozen of My Feelings about DFW’s Infinite Jest"
"Well, Duh" (Dale Peck's disingenuous review)
The Pale King Reading Sites
Pale Spring (Amanda French)The Pale Spring (Shahrzad and Nozlee)
Reviews, etc., of The Pale King
"Too Much Information" by John Jeremiah Sullivan"Death and Taxes" by Garth Risk Hallberg
"Unfinished Business" by Lev Grossman
A Conversation about The Pale King between Jog and Tucker
In the Margins (David Kloepfer)
Miscellaneous
DFW BibliographyChad Harbach's review of Oblivion
The Work of Karen Green
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