Fraud (2002)
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The French vanilla was definitely one of our better flavors; we charged five cents more per scoop. It was completely reasonable that this crowned head of Europe, with his highly developed taste for the finer things, would insist upon nothing less and insist upon no one but me to make them. This is my boxing Hemingway, my wooing Josephine Baker in a swan-shaped bed.
Not every ice-cream parlor in Toronto in the summer of 1982 came equipped with lapsed royalty. But Athos and Melina, the married cou...ple who owned the shop where I worked, were old friends of the king. He spent his time at the front table, chatting with them in Greek, reminiscing about the good times, back when he was still ensconced in happy figurehead-hood, and when Athos and Melina were clearly at the tippy top of Athenian society, he a drug company executive, she a noted scientist in the perfume industry.
They remembered fondly those halcyon days before Constantine’s reign, however titular, was effectively ended by an outbreak of democracy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The French vanilla was definitely one of our better flavors; we charged five cents more per scoop. It was completely reasonable that this crowned head of Europe, with his highly developed taste for the finer things, would insist upon nothing less and insist upon no one but me to make them. This is my boxing Hemingway, my wooing Josephine Baker in a swan-shaped bed.
Not every ice-cream parlor in Toronto in the summer of 1982 came equipped with lapsed royalty. But Athos and Melina, the married cou...ple who owned the shop where I worked, were old friends of the king. He spent his time at the front table, chatting with them in Greek, reminiscing about the good times, back when he was still ensconced in happy figurehead-hood, and when Athos and Melina were clearly at the tippy top of Athenian society, he a drug company executive, she a noted scientist in the perfume industry.
They remembered fondly those halcyon days before Constantine’s reign, however titular, was effectively ended by an outbreak of democracy.
What to read after Fraud?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Rakoff to read onlineMoreLess
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