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The Pale King David Foster Wallace
Publisher: Little, Brown & Company

This week the Ransom Center at the University of Texas in Austin opened its Pale King holdings to researchers. The Pale King: An Unfinished Novel by David Foster Wallace Penguin, 2011. As David Foster Wallace's posthumous novel "The Pale King" arrives in stores, fellow novelist Teddy Wayne recalls his meeting with the celebrated writer. If a book has received more ink or been more anticipated in recent times I can't recall it. After learning so much about Wallace and reading Pietsch's Editor's Note, I think I may have changed my mind about the answer to this question. I finished reading the unfinished novel The Pale King and loved it. David Foster Wallace's posthumous, unfinished novel The Pale King will be published on April 15 and I am really excited about it. Earlier this week, I mentioned that The New Yorker has published a work by David Foster Wallace entitled Backbone, an excerpt from The Pale King. Agents battling extreme boredom at a processing center in Peoria, Ill. After finally getting dressed, I grabbed the Google Maps directions and my copy of The Pale King,[2] and was out the door. After topping off the gas tank, I was headed down the freeway toward Skylight Books in Hollywood. An odd thing about The Pale King that I guess speaks well of it is the fact that, when I came to the end, I found the ending to be something of a letdown. Picture plate "The Seven Chairs" from The Mysteries of Harris Burdick by Chris van Allsburg. But did he leave us The Pale King? The Book Cover Archive, for the appreciation and categorization of excellence in book cover design. The pale king When Wallace took his own life in 2008 at age 46, he left an unfinished novel behind in his garage office in Claremont, Calif. Book Review: Review by Doug Bruns (MAY 11, 2011). The posthumous unfinished novel of David Foster Wallace, published on April 15, follows a group of I.R.S. Actually, what I intended for April was a review of David Foster Wallace's, The Pale King, which I finished reading near the end of the month.