Brought to you by Book Marks, Lit Hub’s home for book reviews. *“David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest, a book whose notorious bigness comprises both physical size and reputational heft, turns thirty in February. At a thousand and seventy-nine pages, Infinite Jest has become a one-liner. When I finished, I experienced withdrawal: Where to go after Infinite Jest? The infamous length of Infinite Jest is, in this sense, a central feature of its ethic: not bigness as brag but duration as discipline.