Silas Timberman
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This time it was Steve Cavanaugh, who liked to fancy himself the Mencken of Indiana, and who had written a nationally famous little book that had unexpectedly become a best seller. The book was called, Images: How to Make Them and Break Them. Silas encircled Cavanaugh’s name with a pencil and then asked the operator for the number. Cavanaugh himself answered the phone.
“Hello, Cavanough,” Silas said. “This is Timberman—Silas Timberman.”
There was that gaping silence that Silas knew so well by no...w. “Oh, yes—yes, of course. How are you?”
“Good enough,” Silas said. “Cavanaugh, I’m calling about something a few of us feel very deeply, the question of what is happening to this college. Brady and Amsterdam and I thought that if forty or fifty of the faculty could sit down and talk about this, we might come up with something. Or maybe not. But we feel we’ve got nothing to lose by trying—” He could almost hear Cavanaugh saying to himself, Of course, you’ve got nothing to lose, you poor bastard!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This time it was Steve Cavanaugh, who liked to fancy himself the Mencken of Indiana, and who had written a nationally famous little book that had unexpectedly become a best seller. The book was called, Images: How to Make Them and Break Them. Silas encircled Cavanaugh’s name with a pencil and then asked the operator for the number. Cavanaugh himself answered the phone.
“Hello, Cavanough,” Silas said. “This is Timberman—Silas Timberman.”
There was that gaping silence that Silas knew so well by no...w. “Oh, yes—yes, of course. How are you?”
“Good enough,” Silas said. “Cavanaugh, I’m calling about something a few of us feel very deeply, the question of what is happening to this college. Brady and Amsterdam and I thought that if forty or fifty of the faculty could sit down and talk about this, we might come up with something. Or maybe not. But we feel we’ve got nothing to lose by trying—” He could almost hear Cavanaugh saying to himself, Of course, you’ve got nothing to lose, you poor bastard!
What to read after Silas Timberman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Fast to read onlineMoreLess
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