Paul Frandano

26%
Flag icon
But writing about myself doesn’t seem important enough.” “As opposed to?” “War. Dictatorships. World affairs.” “Forget about world affairs. World affairs can take care of themselves.” “They’re not doing a very good job of it.” A woman from Ezra’s building came down the path wearing a Gore 2000 cap and power walking a shih tzu. “Hello,” Ezra said as she passed. “Hello, Chaucer,” he added to the dog. For her part, Alice was starting to consider really rather seriously whether a former choirgirl from Massachusetts might be capable of conjuring the consciousness of a Muslim man, when Ezra turned ...more
Paul Frandano
So Alice is framing a soaringly imaginative novel in her mind following the exchange with Ezra, and Ezra returns to the conversation with the famous - and famously hackneyed - Chekhov observation
Asymmetry
Rate this book
Clear rating
Open Preview