David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest (Continuum Contemporaries): A Reader's Guide Book

Intended for the general reader and not the Wallace scholar desperate to exhume every interred signifier from that most overindulged of overindulgent masterworks, Infinite Jest, Stephen Burn's slight guide copes well with the restrictions imposed upon it by Continuum Books, whose embarrassing range of guides include books on such towering works as The Poisonwood Bible, Birdsong and Ian Rankin's Black & Blue, for the love of G*tt. To be honest, this doesn't help stir up my enthusiasm for a re-read of Infinite Jest (as intended)'it makes me more wary of the laboured satirical aspects of the novel and the relentlessness of Wallace's (eventually tedious) style in the book (which is brilliant enough for a five-star rating but in danger of baccelerating into a four-star). Maybe one read is plenty?