The YouTubes have been teasing us with bits and clips but today, somebody had the decency of uploading the integral version of David Foster Wallace's interview with German television channel ZDF. It's one of the last long interviews he made before he died, in 2003. It's about an hour long (maybe a little more) and he discusses a variety of subjects, at the discretion of his interviewer. He talks about entertainment, boredom, politics, tennis, the state of literature, Infinite Jest (which he seems ticked off to being asked about) and a myriad of other subjects. As usual it's captivating stuff and I would like if anybody could point out to me if he did any other lenghty audiovisual interviews before he died. He is the whole thing, I will post links to it rather than the videos because it's broken into nine parts.
