The Red Car
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It had been a car accident. Another car had gone through a red light and plowed directly into Judy’s red car, no longer new, and she had died, instantly. Her neck had broken on impact. I read the email from my apartment in Queens as my husband cooked dinner.
I was not sure how to process the information. Judy was dead. We had lost track of each other over the years. She had been happy for me when I quit my job to go to graduate school. I had been her assistant for two years and I had begun to do... my work slower and then slower still. It was Judy who had urged me to apply to writing programs. She even proofread my short stories, locating typos and offering praise that I didn’t deserve. Once I got in, Judy threatened to fire me if I didn’t go.
Still, it had seemed ridiculous at the time: to leave a good-paying office job to get a degree in creative writing. Creative writing. Judy, for instance, had a graduate degree in painting and look where that had gotten her. To a higher-paying office job.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had been a car accident. Another car had gone through a red light and plowed directly into Judy’s red car, no longer new, and she had died, instantly. Her neck had broken on impact. I read the email from my apartment in Queens as my husband cooked dinner.
I was not sure how to process the information. Judy was dead. We had lost track of each other over the years. She had been happy for me when I quit my job to go to graduate school. I had been her assistant for two years and I had begun to do... my work slower and then slower still. It was Judy who had urged me to apply to writing programs. She even proofread my short stories, locating typos and offering praise that I didn’t deserve. Once I got in, Judy threatened to fire me if I didn’t go.
Still, it had seemed ridiculous at the time: to leave a good-paying office job to get a degree in creative writing. Creative writing. Judy, for instance, had a graduate degree in painting and look where that had gotten her. To a higher-paying office job.
What to read after The Red Car?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcy Dermansky to read onlineMoreLess
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