The Wife
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It happened quickly, the way these things do: one minute you’re tugging a sheet of paper from your typewriter and pulling at the skin of your lips and muttering I hate myself, I hate myself, then the next minute there’s a royal bugler at your door unscrolling a proclamation that makes your ascendance official.
And yes, he ascended, a straight shot upward, no qualms, no second thoughts, none of those late-night fears that sometimes terrorize young writers: What if everything’s different now? What... if we’re different?
Joe wanted everything to be different, and so did I. Filth was boring, and so was a diet of egg foo yung. A man needed to have something to grab on to, something that made him feel fine about himself, or else every failure that had ever struck him in his lifetime would come creeping back, all the math tests, the ejaculations that didn’t wait for their cue, and the halfhearted reprimands of a gentle, depressed shoe-salesman father whose face could barely be remembered after the assault of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It happened quickly, the way these things do: one minute you’re tugging a sheet of paper from your typewriter and pulling at the skin of your lips and muttering I hate myself, I hate myself, then the next minute there’s a royal bugler at your door unscrolling a proclamation that makes your ascendance official.
And yes, he ascended, a straight shot upward, no qualms, no second thoughts, none of those late-night fears that sometimes terrorize young writers: What if everything’s different now? What... if we’re different?
Joe wanted everything to be different, and so did I. Filth was boring, and so was a diet of egg foo yung. A man needed to have something to grab on to, something that made him feel fine about himself, or else every failure that had ever struck him in his lifetime would come creeping back, all the math tests, the ejaculations that didn’t wait for their cue, and the halfhearted reprimands of a gentle, depressed shoe-salesman father whose face could barely be remembered after the assault of time.
What to read after The Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meg Wolitzer to read onlineMoreLess
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