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The String Theory by David Foster Wallace 

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David Foster Wallace writes this essay about his trip to the 1995 Canadian Open held in Montreal. Published by Esquire on September 17, 2008.
I was experimenting with my delivery for this read, so my delivery will be a bit inconsistent throughout. My delivery was also quiet between about 24:57 to 40:11 if you'd like to skip that part.
Here is a link to the article: www.esquire.com/sports/a5151/...
You can find other David Foster Wallace essays here: www.openculture.com/2012/02/2...
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Комментарии : 17   
@sidekickstreams
@sidekickstreams 3 года назад
I'm very grateful you're making these :)
@michaelkaplan946
@michaelkaplan946 Год назад
been listening to a ton of your dfw content. you've got an incredible voice for his work. thanks for making these
@Pallettown
@Pallettown Год назад
Thank you!
@gp2860
@gp2860 4 месяца назад
I don’t think it’s all that fast. It’s a solid cadence, of course there could be some inflection or emphasis in rare, contextually appropriate moments. Love it
@Pallettown
@Pallettown 4 месяца назад
Thank you
@Spudcore
@Spudcore 2 года назад
Point of pedantry: "Croat" rhymes with "throw at", rather than "goat". Decent reading overall, although I would say that not every comma necessarily indicates a pause.
@Gregoryzaniz
@Gregoryzaniz 3 года назад
I hanks so much for doing these, dude. U have venmo?
@Pallettown
@Pallettown 3 года назад
My pleasure. I have more coming soon! Unfortunately we don't have venmo here in Canada.
@Pallettown
@Pallettown 3 года назад
I just added a PayPal link to my channel. Thanks for bringing that up.
@Gregoryzaniz
@Gregoryzaniz 3 года назад
@@Pallettown where is it?
@Pallettown
@Pallettown 3 года назад
@@Gregoryzaniz In my 'About' section, under 'Links'.
@Gregoryzaniz
@Gregoryzaniz 3 года назад
@@Pallettown ah, paypal takes quite a cut. Keep doing what you’re doing!
@dazross8729
@dazross8729 Год назад
Some advice: 1. Don’t read so fast!! Why the hurry? Give the beauty of the writing some room to breathe- and give the listener time to savour the what they are hearing. You have a good voice but the breakneck pace kills the experience for your audience 2. Research pronunciations: errors you made include Croat/Croatian, lugubrious, several names (Wilander)
@tony1youtube
@tony1youtube 8 месяцев назад
Use speed 0.75 lol
@KatJ3st
@KatJ3st 3 года назад
Damn! Please slow down and enjoy his words. It's not a race dude, it's a journey.
@NomadT
@NomadT 2 года назад
i think his reading speed is fine
@Spudcore
@Spudcore 2 года назад
Given the subject, a brisk reading pace seems appropriate to me.
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