Mickelsson's Ghosts (2010)
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How soon the best opinions of a normally intelligent, well-read man turned commonplace! Archaic, studiously eloquent—hiked up with ’tis’s and lo’s and yea’s—the old man’s broodings recalled the most vacuous poetry of his age: earnest, noble-hearted flounderings in the common bog. This morning he’d gone back to work on his own book, no longer a blockbuster—duller, he suspected, than the telephone book of an unfamiliar city, certainly duller than anything anywhere by Dr. Martinus. It was cruel tha...t a rotten human being like Martin Luther should rivet one’s attention, even now, after all these centuries, and the thoughts of a good man like Mickelsson’s grandfather, hardly in his grave yet, as angels count time, should stupefy the soul.
Around noon Tom Garret had called him to remind him to vote, which Mickelsson promised to do, though in fact he’d forgotten to register. It gave him no grief. Carter had his faults, but it was unthinkable that the American people would be so stupid and self-destructive as to vote in Reagan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How soon the best opinions of a normally intelligent, well-read man turned commonplace! Archaic, studiously eloquent—hiked up with ’tis’s and lo’s and yea’s—the old man’s broodings recalled the most vacuous poetry of his age: earnest, noble-hearted flounderings in the common bog. This morning he’d gone back to work on his own book, no longer a blockbuster—duller, he suspected, than the telephone book of an unfamiliar city, certainly duller than anything anywhere by Dr. Martinus. It was cruel tha...t a rotten human being like Martin Luther should rivet one’s attention, even now, after all these centuries, and the thoughts of a good man like Mickelsson’s grandfather, hardly in his grave yet, as angels count time, should stupefy the soul.
Around noon Tom Garret had called him to remind him to vote, which Mickelsson promised to do, though in fact he’d forgotten to register. It gave him no grief. Carter had his faults, but it was unthinkable that the American people would be so stupid and self-destructive as to vote in Reagan.
What to read after Mickelsson's Ghosts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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