The Up-Down (2015)
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Not since his brief residence with Marnie Kowalski in New Orleans, which had followed the debacle that was his relationship with Rapunzelina Cruz, did he have any real interest even in keeping steady company with a woman. Pace was regular in his habits, maintained his writing routine, adding steadily to his monumental meditation—currently in excess of two thousand manuscript pages—on the lives of Sailor and Lula, and did what work needed to be done around the cottage and Dalceda Delahoussaye’s h...ouse. It was practically a hermit’s existence; other than necessary exchanges with shopkeepers in Bay St. Clement and periodic telephone conversations with Marnie, who was now beginning her second decade of marriage to Digger Bernstein, Pace eschewed personal relations. To his surprise, after so many years of being at the very least a nominally social being and world traveler, Pace discovered that he preferred this solitude. To be left alone was not the worst of circumstances; not by far, he reasoned, especially as it had been largely his own doing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not since his brief residence with Marnie Kowalski in New Orleans, which had followed the debacle that was his relationship with Rapunzelina Cruz, did he have any real interest even in keeping steady company with a woman. Pace was regular in his habits, maintained his writing routine, adding steadily to his monumental meditation—currently in excess of two thousand manuscript pages—on the lives of Sailor and Lula, and did what work needed to be done around the cottage and Dalceda Delahoussaye’s h...ouse. It was practically a hermit’s existence; other than necessary exchanges with shopkeepers in Bay St. Clement and periodic telephone conversations with Marnie, who was now beginning her second decade of marriage to Digger Bernstein, Pace eschewed personal relations. To his surprise, after so many years of being at the very least a nominally social being and world traveler, Pace discovered that he preferred this solitude. To be left alone was not the worst of circumstances; not by far, he reasoned, especially as it had been largely his own doing.
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