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A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again

Essays and Arguments
Summary:

The book is a collection of seven pieces ranging from literary criticism to personal narrative, showcasing the author's keen observations and distinctive voice. Highlights include a detailed account of a week-long cruise in the Caribbean and an insightful critique of professional tennis.

Key points:

1. Entertainment Paradox: Wallace discusses how modern entertainment, meant for pleasure, often results in dissatisfaction and dependency.

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