Vulture Reading Room Wraps Up on David Foster Wallace
Says Sam Anderson: "I could go on forever, but I'll stop there. In conclusion: It’s all tremendously complicated."
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Vulture Reading Room Discusses David Foster Wallace's 'Nixon Tapes'
On "Wallace’s fullest elaboration of what he saw as the key question of modern existence."
The Vulture Reading Room Says Good-bye to Bill Simmons
And to awesome invented terms like the "Last Great White American Player Syndrome."
Jonathan Lethem Loves Chris Mullin, Is Confused by the Sports Guy
Lethem: “I felt starved for something booklike in this book-resembling object.”
The Vulture Reading Room Takes on the Sports Guy
Was watching John Stockton play really "like being trapped in the missionary position for two decades"?
Vulture Reading Room: Hoops Junkies Discuss Bill Simmons’s Basketball Book
Dissecting the Sports Guy's magnum opus.
Is Robert Langdon Really the ‘Most Irritating Harvard-Educated, Mullet-Wearing Sexless Pedant of All Time’?
Sarah Weinman, Matt Taibbi, and Professor Geoffrey K. Pullum weigh in at the Vulture Reading Room.
David Rees Gets His PowerPoint On
The 'Get Your War On' author has submitted his first contribution to the Vulture Reading Room, in the form of a PowerPoint presentation.
Things Heating Up in the Vulture Reading Room
Two more pundits weigh in on Bill Wasik's 'And Then There’s This.'
Vulture Reading Room Returns With And Then There᾿s This
'New York' book critic Sam Anderson has assembled an elite team of literati to discuss Bill Wasik’s 'And Then There’s This.'
The Vulture Reading Room: The Blunt-Force Assault of Humor in Wetlands
The discussion between a roundtable of literary luminaries over 'Wetlands' is, sadly, coming to an end.
The Vulture Reading Room: In Defense of Wetlands
In his latest dispatch, Sam Anderson defends Charlotte Roche's novel after making one small concession: "Roche is a black hole of literary talent."
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