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Story summary
- David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest marks its 30th anniversary, prompting a reflective review.
- The reviewer began reading at age 34, outside the book's typical demographic.
- They note the novel's complex structure and its many endnotes.
- The characters, mainly men grappling with loneliness, evoke grief.
- The reviewer longs for connection with others who read it.
