Spread (1971)
“She has found an interesting job as promotional director of a magazine for college girls and in addition is beginning to become bored with her work here which, she now feels, never gave her a true creative outlet. “I’m just fortunate,” she says when she breaks this news to me at the end of work one day, “that they didn’t hold my experience here against me. I mean, I couldn’t conceal it or anything; I had to tell them what I’d been doing for the last year and a half, I couldn’t say I was traveli...ng all that time. But you know something? They kind of liked it. They didn’t think there was anything wrong with it at all. Of course I told them that I was the editor; I know you’ll back me up if they check. I’m starting a week from Monday. They want to start a new campaign then, so I can only give you a week and half’s notice. That’ll be all right though, won’t it? I mean, it’s not as if you’ll have trouble finding someone who can do the job just as well as I can.”MoreLess
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