Joshua WoodcockInfinite Winter — The EndThe last sentences rambled through my head. After three months I had finished the infamous tome that is Infinite Jest, all 1079 pages and…May 5, 20171May 5, 20171
Joshua WoodcockInfinite Winter (Week Six)And what a story the puppets tell. Some have pointed out the similarities between President Gentle, a former crooner and current germaphobe…Mar 31, 2017Mar 31, 2017
Joshua WoodcockInfinite Winter (Week Eight)Two months in and over half way there. This week wasn’t a great one in terms of narrative. The emphasis was very much on Lenz and Gatley…Mar 29, 2017Mar 29, 2017
Joshua WoodcockInfinite Winter (Week Seven)I’ve been ill this week. There’s a bug going round. It was the second time this year I’ve had something like this so it didn’t feel as bad…Mar 20, 2017Mar 20, 2017
Joshua WoodcockInfinite Winter (Week Five)This week perhaps more than any other we see the two tonal extremes in DFW’s writing. These two contrasting segments demonstrates the…Mar 6, 2017Mar 6, 2017
Joshua WoodcockInfinite Winter (Week Four)There hasn’t been any new articles on Woodcock since last week. Instead I’ve been focusing on recording, editing and uploading new episodes…Feb 28, 2017Feb 28, 2017
Joshua WoodcockInfinite Winter (Week Three)Even though I have been in France this week I have not neglected Infinite WInter, although it has been harder to fit it in with travelling…Feb 21, 2017Feb 21, 2017
Joshua WoodcockJoyland by Stephen King (Review)Joyland isn’t ranked with Stephen King’s best work. That accolade often belongs to The Stand, IT or The Shining. Unusually it’s part of the…Feb 20, 2017Feb 20, 2017
