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(and when would she ever learn not to monopolize a whole evening's conversation?)

Richard Yates

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Richard Yates (February 3, 1926 – November 7, 1992) was an American fiction writer. His first novel, "Revolutionary Road" (1961), was a finalist for the 1962 National Book Award and is listed in Time Magazine's 100 Best Novels.

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I expect you'll miss your friends. I don't really have any friends; not real ones. Anyway, we'll make new friends.

Oh, Colby said. I see. What d'you see? You really aren't much of a conversationalist, you know that? You 'see', What can you possibly 'see' from what little I've told you?

All I'm trying to say is that I'm afraid I got a kind of who-cares feeling out of this. Very strong writing, fine writing; still, the material kept making me think, Yeah, yeah, I get it, but who cares?

(and when would she ever learn not to monopolize a whole evening's conversation?) - Richard Yates

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