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Salon has maybe the best obit. In the least, read Consider the Lobster.
| By Josiah Roe | 11:30 PM
DFW was a luminary, an existential prophet. Given his clear-eyed assessment of the human condition, his taking of his own life is frightening. I'm gonna miss him.
His commencement address at Kenyon in 2005: http://www.marginalia.org/dfw_kenyon_commencement.html
Posted by: paul ned at September 17, 2008 2:49 PM
My buddy Mat Sears, the finest woodworker in Chattanooga
to "The Ochs Center for Metropolitan Studies"
I've met people who believe these things
Yo Adrian!
probably the one and only time I'll be thankful for the Chattanooga City Council
ends his chances to guest-speak/lecture at Covenant College
be there
and a nod to green|spaces
fav critic & fav director
David Morton & Lou Wamp in the TFP
I still don't think the kids got it
you've been hit by a very large smooth criminal
or a televangelist
he even roudhoused kicked Chuck Norris
Dodson! We've Got Dodson Here!
clearly, he/she is no stranger to love
all night long
stuff I can believe in!
15 years is a long ways off (14 years, 5 months)
