Scholarly Pieces by Women on DFW
This list is the first in a series of lists of women involved in David Foster Wallace studies and the DFW community. It is not complete, nor is it static. …
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Women’s Voices in the World of DFW
Written by Ashlie Kontos on behalf of the Diversity Team A few weeks ago, I was listening to With Friends Like These in which Ana Marie Cox interviewed Anil Dash, …
In Response to “One Woman, Who Loves DFW, Talks”
Written by Nina Berman, Guest Contributor A friend of mine shared Ashlie Kontos’s essay on being a woman who loves DFW. After typing and retyping a comment under the link, …