“The Pale King” was Wallace’s final book, the one he kept at for ten years and that defeated him, and everyone looking in these six boxes should prepare herself for Wallace’s pain.
Click-through for more from D. T. Max on the recently opened archives of David Foster Wallace’s “Pale King,” and for enlarged images: http://nyr.kr/TMWQiH

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