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How David Foster Wallace illuminates the US Open – even without Federer | David Foster Wallace | The Guardian
David Foster Wallace's Perfect Game' - Fitzcarraldo Editions
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The Case Against Literary Tennis Writing | The Walrus
The Man Who Hated Agassi - WSJ
This Sporting Life: Tennis as Metaphorical Experience - Litro Magazine
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