Suddenly, a Knock On the Door: Stories
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I’m sure of it. I mean, I’d like to believe it. I’m sitting in a café with a producer. He’s not exactly a producer, he never produced anything, but he wants to. He has an idea for a film and he wants me to write the screenplay. I explain that I don’t write for films, and he accepts that and calls the waitress over. I’m sure he wants to ask for the check, but he orders himself another espresso instead. The waitress asks me if I want something else, and I ask for a glass of water. The wannabe prod...ucer’s name is Yossef, but he introduces himself as Joseph. “No one,” he says, “is really called Yossef. It’s always Sefi or Yossi or Yoss, so I went for Joseph.” He’s sharp, that Joseph. Reads me like a book. “You’re busy, right?” he says when he sees me glance at my watch, and immediately adds, “Very busy. Traveling, working, writing e-mails.” There’s nothing malicious or sarcastic in the way he says it. It’s a statement of fact or, at the most, an expression of sympathy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’m sure of it. I mean, I’d like to believe it. I’m sitting in a café with a producer. He’s not exactly a producer, he never produced anything, but he wants to. He has an idea for a film and he wants me to write the screenplay. I explain that I don’t write for films, and he accepts that and calls the waitress over. I’m sure he wants to ask for the check, but he orders himself another espresso instead. The waitress asks me if I want something else, and I ask for a glass of water. The wannabe prod...ucer’s name is Yossef, but he introduces himself as Joseph. “No one,” he says, “is really called Yossef. It’s always Sefi or Yossi or Yoss, so I went for Joseph.” He’s sharp, that Joseph. Reads me like a book. “You’re busy, right?” he says when he sees me glance at my watch, and immediately adds, “Very busy. Traveling, working, writing e-mails.” There’s nothing malicious or sarcastic in the way he says it. It’s a statement of fact or, at the most, an expression of sympathy.
What to read after Suddenly, a Knock On the Door: Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Etgar Keret to read onlineMoreLess
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