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A few days after hearing and reading English the alien says in his own language, of course : "I can also write a great novel in English. I have never read anything like it before. It Imagine an alien from a remote, little planet in a galaxy so far, far away. It tells a story. In English. But in an out-of-this-world English.
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If you're a literature professor, you can assign this book to your students as their reading assignment. Then you ask them to retell the story in this book and I am sure the third world war will start right there in your classroom. You wouldn't know what I mean unless you read this book yourself. Or, perhaps, until I give you an example. The scene as I understood it : two lovers, Thomas and Julie conversing. Thomas starts criticizing Julie.
Julie criticizes back, says Thomas is too self-absorbed. Then she betrays her jealousy about another pretty girl Thomas knew, Emma. Says she had seen him eyeing Emma. Thomas defends himself by saying Emma is goodlooking and, anyway, he and Julie are not married. That nothing lasts forever. Julie, angry, nevertheless takes off her clothes. Thomas is aroused, accepts Julie's invitation to make love, but nonetheless says it doesn't change the way he thinks. Julie says he is a fool, but a lucky one because despite everything, she loves him.
Then they make love, missionary style, with Julie's legs up in the air, held by Thomas. With him in the throes of ecstasy, Julie asks Thomas if Emma is as good in bed as her. Thomas gives a non-committal answer. Julie then flicks his balls with her finger and Thomas cries in pain. Julie sneers and tells Thomas not to worry because the pain won't last forever. But how did the "alien" tell this story?
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Here: "There are some times when you are not too bright, said Thomas. Self-pity monstrously unattractive. I'm sorry. But I am taking action, am I not? I could as well have sat at home, worn the cap-and-bells and bought lottery tickets hoping for the twist-of-fate that would change my life. Me, me. Have a chew? I've seen you looking at her.
Everything that is in front of me. Emma is in front of me. Therefore I look at Emma. It is a fact. A measuring man. You revel in it. The two of us against the is. Fifteen minutes or in the best case, thirty-five. One doesn't find an absolute every day. You are a lucky dog. Thomas holding Julie's feet in his hands. That's the little blue square one. Nothing to be desired.
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The height of. I'll have to think about it. Julie made a circle of thumb and forefinger and popped him smartly on the ball. Jul 23, Tom rated it it was amazing. To understand my rating, you need to do some basic math. Most of the book, I thought was a 3-star deal, mainly because I found some of the sections particularly the long moments when Emma and Julie talked to each other to be borderline incomprehensible, and while I'm sure Barthelme knew exactly what he was doing, it was one of those situations where I was holding a book in my hands and processing words and then feeling stupid.
And maybe I was too dense to understand what was going on, but To understand my rating, you need to do some basic math. And maybe I was too dense to understand what was going on, but regardless of reasons or my level of denseness, point is there were about pages in here that I didn't understand at all. But that which I understood was funny and smart and interesting and well-done. So, 3 stars. Totally useful and objective review.
Ascending the granite steps of the grand city library, a library sharing space with a museum, fossilized dinosaurs can be seen in the rows of fiction behind the glass walls. Been dead for while. Jill Hill and Thad Dade carry books towards the book return box. The Dead Father, is he a zombie? No just dead but alive. I Read Sci-Fi. I know. Metafiction cantors Thad. Memoirs are the worst. Spare me Mr.
Post Metacontempary. I would too. You would. I can fly then. Well Mr. Where to begin Begin at the start. How cruel of them to be dragging him. Does he have a thundering voice? Thad and Jill now descend the steps and enter the park. Dogs on leashes. Owners carry bags of poop. Fathers and Sons. Playing catch. Playing Frisbee.
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A Father yells at his song for eating dirt near a slide. Son we do not eat dirt, why son do you still eat dirt still disobey me. They are all books. They are books. Yes but they are totally different complex or simple.
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No but you read simple books. Are you turned on? Too skinny, should I be too fat.
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