The Tragedy of Arthur: a Novel
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They seem surprisingly polite now.
1) Where did you get this?
2) Since Dana has the red hardcover, why is this a big deal?
3) If it was published already, why can’t I find it anywhere on earth except Dana’s shelf?
And then I waited six days until he had email access again. He replied very briefly, just asked me to come in person. The next visiting day was three days later, August 14, and I pushed my rental car through the wall of mosquitoes that had descended onto the Minnesota prairie.
“Dad, ...what’s going on? First you can’t tell me in person, now you can’t tell me on email.”
We were back at the Formica of Infinite Gloom, but this time he was focused, intent. He leaned forward and made a visor with his hands, his middle fingertips meeting above his 3-D eyebrows. He whispered: “Answer me one thing first. You saw it. What do you think it is?”
“I have no idea. This really isn’t my thing.”
“Okay, fine. Okay.” He wasn’t angry, precisely, just frustrated and trying to hold that in check.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They seem surprisingly polite now.
1) Where did you get this?
2) Since Dana has the red hardcover, why is this a big deal?
3) If it was published already, why can’t I find it anywhere on earth except Dana’s shelf?
And then I waited six days until he had email access again. He replied very briefly, just asked me to come in person. The next visiting day was three days later, August 14, and I pushed my rental car through the wall of mosquitoes that had descended onto the Minnesota prairie.
“Dad, ...what’s going on? First you can’t tell me in person, now you can’t tell me on email.”
We were back at the Formica of Infinite Gloom, but this time he was focused, intent. He leaned forward and made a visor with his hands, his middle fingertips meeting above his 3-D eyebrows. He whispered: “Answer me one thing first. You saw it. What do you think it is?”
“I have no idea. This really isn’t my thing.”
“Okay, fine. Okay.” He wasn’t angry, precisely, just frustrated and trying to hold that in check.
What to read after The Tragedy of Arthur: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillip Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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