The Sportswriter
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Lynette says sympathetically. “You better go on right now.”
“Dyouwanme to go with you?” For some reason Vicki grins at this idea.
Why do I have the feeling she and Lynette have struck some sympathetic pact while I was on the phone? An understanding that puts a ceiling and a floor to old grievances and excludes me—the family closing ranks suddenly and officially, leaving me in the cold. This is the grim side of the non-nuclear family—its capacity to pile disaster on disaster. (Son of a bi...tch!) After I leave they’ll stoke the fire, haul out the sheet music and sing favorite oldies—together alone. I am called away at the very worst time, before they realize how much they all really like me and want someone just like me around forever. Preemptive, ill-meant death has intruded. Its gluey odors are spread over me. I can smell them myself.
“No,” I say. “There wouldn’t be anything for you to do anyway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lynette says sympathetically. “You better go on right now.”
“Dyouwanme to go with you?” For some reason Vicki grins at this idea.
Why do I have the feeling she and Lynette have struck some sympathetic pact while I was on the phone? An understanding that puts a ceiling and a floor to old grievances and excludes me—the family closing ranks suddenly and officially, leaving me in the cold. This is the grim side of the non-nuclear family—its capacity to pile disaster on disaster. (Son of a bi...tch!) After I leave they’ll stoke the fire, haul out the sheet music and sing favorite oldies—together alone. I am called away at the very worst time, before they realize how much they all really like me and want someone just like me around forever. Preemptive, ill-meant death has intruded. Its gluey odors are spread over me. I can smell them myself.
“No,” I say. “There wouldn’t be anything for you to do anyway.
What to read after The Sportswriter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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