I Think You're Totally Wrong (2015)
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Place: Seattle. My driveway. David has arrived. I’m going out to meet him.
DAVID SHIELDS: Where do you want me to put my stuff?
CALEB: Back of my car. I’m looking forward to this.
DAVID: Definitely, but did you see the article in the [University of Washington] Daily?
CALEB: It’s out?
DAVID: (pulling up the article on his phone) I must admit I’m a bit flummoxed by your quotes.
CALEB: (reading the article) Hmm. I don’t see the big deal. She asked me my first impressions of you, and I told her.
DAV...ID: Do you feel that much animosity toward me, or am I completely imagining it?
CALEB: Animosity?
DAVID: There’s hardly a line of yours whose purpose was to do anything but to undermine me.
CALEB: You mean when I said, “Your classes wasted time”? I went on to praise you, but she didn’t quote that, of course. And your novel classes did waste time—endlessly dissecting Ted Mooney’s Easy Travel to Other Planets and Marilynne Robinson’s Housekeeping.
DAVID: I’d never teach those books now, but still, Caleb— CALEB: Come in and meet my family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Place: Seattle. My driveway. David has arrived. I’m going out to meet him.
DAVID SHIELDS: Where do you want me to put my stuff?
CALEB: Back of my car. I’m looking forward to this.
DAVID: Definitely, but did you see the article in the [University of Washington] Daily?
CALEB: It’s out?
DAVID: (pulling up the article on his phone) I must admit I’m a bit flummoxed by your quotes.
CALEB: (reading the article) Hmm. I don’t see the big deal. She asked me my first impressions of you, and I told her.
DAV...ID: Do you feel that much animosity toward me, or am I completely imagining it?
CALEB: Animosity?
DAVID: There’s hardly a line of yours whose purpose was to do anything but to undermine me.
CALEB: You mean when I said, “Your classes wasted time”? I went on to praise you, but she didn’t quote that, of course. And your novel classes did waste time—endlessly dissecting Ted Mooney’s Easy Travel to Other Planets and Marilynne Robinson’s Housekeeping.
DAVID: I’d never teach those books now, but still, Caleb— CALEB: Come in and meet my family.
What to read after I Think You're Totally Wrong?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Shields to read onlineMoreLess
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