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29 October, 2008 | Leave a Comment

It snowed in London last night! Snow! In October! Crazy. It’ll be great when Obama gets elected next week — he’ll put an end to all these pesky global warming problems. I’m guessing he’ll have climate change under control by March 2009 at the latest.

I need some help from any of you literary types out there. I’ve never read David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest. If you’ve read it, can you tell me if it deals with anti-depressants and anti-depressant withdrawal? I’ve done a web search, but I just keep getting Wallace’s obituaries.

Anglofille said @ 10:50 am | literary, personal | 1 Comment

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Gregory Says:
October 30th, 2008 at 5:05 am

I’d say it was a drug book, but like more, being addicted to stuff, not always drugs,

Anglofille is an American living in London, finishing up a novel and a PhD, taking photos, and blogging about expat life, books, feminism and perpetual angst.

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Gregory Says: