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M-O-T-H-E-R

“In high school and college, Uma Shastri was good at math and economics because she studied hard. But with a field hockey stick or a tennis racquet in her hand, her body slid to all the right places without conscious thought.”

Landmines

“There he is, laying on his side facing the street with his pants around his ankles, his hiney shining like a pale moon.”

On Marriage And Other Ridiculous Delusions in Richard Yates’ Revolutionary Road

“Who but a maniac or a goddamn fool would sit down and write a novel attacking marriage? And who’d want to read such a novel?” For Richard Yates, author of Revolutionary Road, these questions were rhetorical.

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