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The instructor, who was supposed to be this well-known writer, even though Aviad had never heard of him, told her that there was something soul-piercing about the banality of the ending, or some other piece of crap. Aviad saw how happy that compliment made Maya. This last sentence was all Avichai needed to take the outstretched hand and shake it. For the first time in his life, someone owed him a favor. Someone who thought his name was Meir, but still. |
'I'm sorry,' he went on, turning paler, 'I must have bitten you. You know, in the heat of passion.' 'Never -ind,' she smiled at him, the ice cube to her lower lip, 'no-ing ha-ened.' Which was a lie, of course. Because some-ing had ha-ened.
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Keret reads "What Do We Have in Our Pockets?" Selected shorts is a WNYC radio show where actors read short stories to a live audience. "The World of Etgar Keret" (October 2nd 2011) features 4 of his stories:
Listen (Flash) or "Loss and Recovery" (September 25th) begins with Leonard Nimoy reading "Good Intentions":
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