Paradime (2016)
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Within seconds we’re in front of each other – three feet apart, right there on the sidewalk. At first, all I can do is stare at him. I’m aware of traffic sounds, of people passing by in either direction, of the suit he’s got on, but mostly I’m aware of his face, its familiarity, its growing strangeness, its sudden unreadability.
‘So, tell me,’ he says, breaking the silence. ‘What’s your next move?’ I don’t know what to say here. I don’t have a next move. All along, this has been an extended ...trance, a fever dream. I shake my head slightly but don’t say anything.
‘Well?’ A part of me wants to reach out and touch his face, check if it’s real – to check if he’s real.
‘There is no move,’ I say eventually.
‘Come on.’ His voice is soft and measured. ‘You must have something in mind.’ He makes a gesture with his hand. ‘I mean . . . all of this?’ What does he mean?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Within seconds we’re in front of each other – three feet apart, right there on the sidewalk. At first, all I can do is stare at him. I’m aware of traffic sounds, of people passing by in either direction, of the suit he’s got on, but mostly I’m aware of his face, its familiarity, its growing strangeness, its sudden unreadability.
‘So, tell me,’ he says, breaking the silence. ‘What’s your next move?’ I don’t know what to say here. I don’t have a next move. All along, this has been an extended ...trance, a fever dream. I shake my head slightly but don’t say anything.
‘Well?’ A part of me wants to reach out and touch his face, check if it’s real – to check if he’s real.
‘There is no move,’ I say eventually.
‘Come on.’ His voice is soft and measured. ‘You must have something in mind.’ He makes a gesture with his hand. ‘I mean . . . all of this?’ What does he mean?
What to read after Paradime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Glynn to read onlineMoreLess
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