Kubrick

But fiction has been designed more like music than like film. As an example Steven J Burn writes about David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest "These echoes - created by similar ideas replayed in different narratives and at different scales - offer a good example of the novel's harmonic structure, and is one way that the novel ( in Wallace's words ) is designed " like a piece of music" ( Conversations 71). (David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest A Readers Guide, 40).