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The String Theory | Esquire | JULY 1996
Both Flesh and Not, By David Foster Wallace | The Independent | The Independent
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David Foster Wallace's Perfect Game | The New Yorker
The Unbearable Lightness of Being a Great Tennis Player: Looking Back at Foster Wallace on Federer
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5 David Foster Wallace Essays You Need To Read - GQ Australia
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What David Foster Wallace Can and Cannot Teach Us About the State of American Men's Tennis - Electric Literature
Editor recounts working with David Foster Wallace on 1996 U.S. Open piece
The Man Who Hated Agassi - WSJ
Roger Federer as Religious Experience - Tennis - The New York Times
On Tennis by David Foster Wallace (Audiobook Excerpt) A Federer Moment - YouTube
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Rediscovering David Foster Wallace Through His Tennis Writing
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