Casey Schwartz

“Just under a thousand pages long (to say nothing of the endnotes, to say nothing of the footnotes that accompany many of the endnotes), it is a book written, in one sense, for a pre-iPhone brain, minutely detailed, endlessly populated, a novel that moves in millimeters. On the other hand, Infinite Jest is perfectly, almost uncannily suited for our digital age, its fragmented narrative jumping from one stream of ideas to the next. Wallace mirrors back to us exactly the kind of splintered thinking we’ve now grown used to through all the hours we spend online.”
― Casey Schwartz, Attention: A Love Story

“In the end, even in my own story, I don’t get to know everything.”
― Casey Schwartz, In the Mind Fields: Exploring the new science of neuropsychoanalysis