Inventing Memory
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—MARY ANTIN NOTEBOOK The Dôme, Paris 21 May 1929 My mother named me Salome after a novel written by one of her Lower East Side cronies, though by the time I remember anything, we had long since moved uptown to Riverside Drive—Allrightniks Row—with my old Nana, who never quite learned to speak English, and my weird old squirrelly cousin Bella from the old country.
They were shocked when I became a flapper at fifteen, hung out with girls who were called "speeds," haunted the speakeasies in Gre...enwich Village, the chop-suey dance joints in Chinatown, and did all the various black-and-tan joints in Harlem during its heyday as a so-called sepia sin spot. But my uncle understood—and whenever I fought with Mama, I had a place with him and Aunt Sylvia. They had no children and were happy to claim me as a surrogate daughter. They were already rich in the linen supply business, driving a milelong Packard with a liveried chauffeur and having penthouse parties that lasted till dawn—parties where you saw starlets and jazz babies, whoopee mamas and John Held, Jr., girls (with their sheiks, jazzbos, and soi-disant jelly beans), as well as the usual political bosses, gangsters, publishers, and starving poets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—MARY ANTIN NOTEBOOK The Dôme, Paris 21 May 1929 My mother named me Salome after a novel written by one of her Lower East Side cronies, though by the time I remember anything, we had long since moved uptown to Riverside Drive—Allrightniks Row—with my old Nana, who never quite learned to speak English, and my weird old squirrelly cousin Bella from the old country.
They were shocked when I became a flapper at fifteen, hung out with girls who were called "speeds," haunted the speakeasies in Gre...enwich Village, the chop-suey dance joints in Chinatown, and did all the various black-and-tan joints in Harlem during its heyday as a so-called sepia sin spot. But my uncle understood—and whenever I fought with Mama, I had a place with him and Aunt Sylvia. They had no children and were happy to claim me as a surrogate daughter. They were already rich in the linen supply business, driving a milelong Packard with a liveried chauffeur and having penthouse parties that lasted till dawn—parties where you saw starlets and jazz babies, whoopee mamas and John Held, Jr., girls (with their sheiks, jazzbos, and soi-disant jelly beans), as well as the usual political bosses, gangsters, publishers, and starving poets.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erica Jong to read onlineMoreLess
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