The Subject Steve: a Novel
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He walked in, winked, rolled my tray back to my bed. He had his hair up in pigtails, a pentagram pinned to his scrubs.
"Don't worry about the dead kid thing," said Donald. "Sally's all hung up on her dead kid." "How'd he die?" I said.
"Kid-type thing. Chased a ball into the street. Me, I have children, they aren't getting any balls, that's for sure. No balls, no horseshoes, none of that shit." "Do you remember me?" I said.
"Sure. From the Shell. You looked even worse then." "How do I look now?" ..."Like you chased a ball into the street." "Can I see? Can you bring me a mirror?" "I'd advise against it," said Donald. "Maybe down the road." I pointed up at the pentagram.
"Satan?" I said.
"Donald," said Donald.
Dr. Cornwallis poked her head into my room.
"Just thought I'd poke my head in," she said.
"Poke away," I said.
"We need to talk." "Let's talk," I said.
"It's about your finances, or lack thereof. Your coverage has expired." "I've reached the maximum amount of maximum expenditure." "That's what I've been given to understand by Ms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He walked in, winked, rolled my tray back to my bed. He had his hair up in pigtails, a pentagram pinned to his scrubs.
"Don't worry about the dead kid thing," said Donald. "Sally's all hung up on her dead kid." "How'd he die?" I said.
"Kid-type thing. Chased a ball into the street. Me, I have children, they aren't getting any balls, that's for sure. No balls, no horseshoes, none of that shit." "Do you remember me?" I said.
"Sure. From the Shell. You looked even worse then." "How do I look now?" ..."Like you chased a ball into the street." "Can I see? Can you bring me a mirror?" "I'd advise against it," said Donald. "Maybe down the road." I pointed up at the pentagram.
"Satan?" I said.
"Donald," said Donald.
Dr. Cornwallis poked her head into my room.
"Just thought I'd poke my head in," she said.
"Poke away," I said.
"We need to talk." "Let's talk," I said.
"It's about your finances, or lack thereof. Your coverage has expired." "I've reached the maximum amount of maximum expenditure." "That's what I've been given to understand by Ms.
What to read after The Subject Steve: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sam Lipsyte to read onlineMoreLess
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