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Sudetenland Tales
Page 459
David Foster Wallace: “Try writing a book. People believe anything when it’s in print form. Pictures don’t point out and highlight the most salient aspects.”
Ted Pabst: “I’m going to have to interject. The question wasn’t about personal observations gleaned in antiquity, but what it is like now. Can someone please address that?”
Silence pervaded the room.
Ted Pabst: “Pablo. Can you get us started?”
Pablo Picasso: “There is artistic stasis. Those with the audacity to call themselves artists duplicate what has already been done. I’d consider it a total write-off after Warhol.”
Adolph Hitler: “More than ever the wealth is concentrated in the hands of the few jew patrons; always a prognostication of both artistic and economic disaster. Their ‘support’ largely determines what is put into the mass consciousness. If I were alive today I would easily rise to power, merely by speaking clearly to the long suffering people.” He rose and gave the Nazi salute, vehemently saying; “Nationalism for America now!”
David Foster Wallace’s laughter was heard though his mike was off.