I love listening to a good book being read. It’s peaceful sitting in a park on a sunny day and listening to a soothing voice tell you an engrossing story as you forget the world around you. Right in the middle of it all. As fantastic as they are, it’s rare to hear the author’s themselves read them unless you yourself are there in front of them.

I wanted to share “The View From Mrs. Thompson’s” a short story by David Foster Wallace, originally published in Rolling Stone. Read aloud by the legend himself, adding extra depth to this story. Wallace’s account of 9/11 as he experienced it in his hometown of Bloomington, Illinois.
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