Losing Mum And Pup (2009)
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Our now-regular meetings consisted of a series of tutorials on the U.S. tax code, which seems to have developed over the years into a version of The Da Vinci Code. Figuring it out requires that you have a law degree and accounting degree; alternatively, you can hire lots of people who do. Boiled down, it basically says, “We’ll split it with you.”
The phone rang. It was Sam Tanenhaus. Sam is Pup’s biographer as well as editor of The New York Times Book Review and—since then—also the “Week in ...Review” section. I respected Sam. I’d been hugely impressed by his biography of Whittaker Chambers. Over a lunch, he’d told me he was now casting about for a new project. I’d said, I’ve got one for you. He’d leapt at the idea of writing a biography of WFB.
He said how sorry he was about the news. I thanked him. He said, “I’m calling because of something I’ve written for the newspaper.”
“Yes?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our now-regular meetings consisted of a series of tutorials on the U.S. tax code, which seems to have developed over the years into a version of The Da Vinci Code. Figuring it out requires that you have a law degree and accounting degree; alternatively, you can hire lots of people who do. Boiled down, it basically says, “We’ll split it with you.”
The phone rang. It was Sam Tanenhaus. Sam is Pup’s biographer as well as editor of The New York Times Book Review and—since then—also the “Week in ...Review” section. I respected Sam. I’d been hugely impressed by his biography of Whittaker Chambers. Over a lunch, he’d told me he was now casting about for a new project. I’d said, I’ve got one for you. He’d leapt at the idea of writing a biography of WFB.
He said how sorry he was about the news. I thanked him. He said, “I’m calling because of something I’ve written for the newspaper.”
“Yes?”
What to read after Losing Mum And Pup?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christopher Buckley to read onlineMoreLess
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