Venus Drive (2000)
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Daddy says they look down their kike noses at him in the state store, where Daddy picks and packs, crates up the Liquor Board liquor. The kikes treat him without time of day.
“Those fucking kikes,” says Daddy.
Maybe Daddy’s a little tippy tonight.
“You’re tippy,” says Mother.
“I stopped for a few.”
“But Daddy,” I say, “aren’t we the kikes?”
“That’s what they say,” says Daddy. “I say it’s them. Who needs them? Who needs her?”
What Daddy maybe means is that us Cherskys of the Hill District are not... like the Blitzsteins of Squirrel Hill, except maybe my Aunt Rachel, who married in, and who we never see her anymore.
“Who needs her?” says Daddy. “Let her cavort with the kikes.”
Cavort is a smartie word. It was on the vocab quiz. Maybe Daddy knows it because he used to be a smartie, too. Now he’s sore arms, sore neck from him hauling all the Liquor Board crates, sore everything every night, aching, waiting for his salt bath, wanting to know from us which of us needs Rachel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Daddy says they look down their kike noses at him in the state store, where Daddy picks and packs, crates up the Liquor Board liquor. The kikes treat him without time of day.
“Those fucking kikes,” says Daddy.
Maybe Daddy’s a little tippy tonight.
“You’re tippy,” says Mother.
“I stopped for a few.”
“But Daddy,” I say, “aren’t we the kikes?”
“That’s what they say,” says Daddy. “I say it’s them. Who needs them? Who needs her?”
What Daddy maybe means is that us Cherskys of the Hill District are not... like the Blitzsteins of Squirrel Hill, except maybe my Aunt Rachel, who married in, and who we never see her anymore.
“Who needs her?” says Daddy. “Let her cavort with the kikes.”
Cavort is a smartie word. It was on the vocab quiz. Maybe Daddy knows it because he used to be a smartie, too. Now he’s sore arms, sore neck from him hauling all the Liquor Board crates, sore everything every night, aching, waiting for his salt bath, wanting to know from us which of us needs Rachel.
What to read after Venus Drive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sam Lipsyte to read onlineMoreLess
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