Emerald City
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KATE: Awesomely powerful and fabulously rich?
COLIN: Yes.
KATE: Colin, I can understand your anxieties, but this isn’t the way to handle them. You mustn’t compromise your integrity.
COLIN: Of course, you’ve never compromised your integrity, have you?
KATE: No.
COLIN: No. Your boss told me he was enormously pleased with the ethnic cookbook series you’ve initiated.
KATE: [embarrassed] That’s just to give me commercial credibility, so I can do the books I really want to, like Black Rage.
COLIN: He ...told me that the South-East Asian section breaks new ground. What have you got? Fretilin-style snacks for eating on the run? And which one of us insisted on ferreting our daughter through a seventy-year waiting list into the most exclusive girls school in Sydney? Where all her friends live within half a mile of each other in Bellevue Hill, and where she’s already planning to graduate at twenty-one, marry at twenty-seven, have two daughters named Francesca and Chloe, divorce her husband at thirty-two and recommence her stockbroking career.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
KATE: Awesomely powerful and fabulously rich?
COLIN: Yes.
KATE: Colin, I can understand your anxieties, but this isn’t the way to handle them. You mustn’t compromise your integrity.
COLIN: Of course, you’ve never compromised your integrity, have you?
KATE: No.
COLIN: No. Your boss told me he was enormously pleased with the ethnic cookbook series you’ve initiated.
KATE: [embarrassed] That’s just to give me commercial credibility, so I can do the books I really want to, like Black Rage.
COLIN: He ...told me that the South-East Asian section breaks new ground. What have you got? Fretilin-style snacks for eating on the run? And which one of us insisted on ferreting our daughter through a seventy-year waiting list into the most exclusive girls school in Sydney? Where all her friends live within half a mile of each other in Bellevue Hill, and where she’s already planning to graduate at twenty-one, marry at twenty-seven, have two daughters named Francesca and Chloe, divorce her husband at thirty-two and recommence her stockbroking career.
What to read after Emerald City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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