Oscar:We're thrilled that you'll be publishing your memoir with our company.
You've had such an interesting life.
I'm sure you'll have lots of titillating stories to tell.
Liz:Well, my memoir will certainly have a lot of stories about my career:
the people I've worked with and the kindness I've encountered in this industry.
Oscar:That's nice, but people buy autobiographical books for the juicy details, the more salacious the better.
Liz:I was really thinking of focusing on the people who helped me in my career and their selflessness.
Oscar:But I thought you were interested in writing a tell-all book.
Considering how many times you've been married and the affairs you've had, you must have lots of steamy stories.
Liz:I don't want to be telling tales about people I love or once loved.
I want to focus on the positive.
Oscar:You could do that, but your books won't fly off the shelves without those juicy details.
Liz:Really?
Oscar:Really.
Liz:Maybe I could tell one or two scandalous stories.
Oscar:Now you're talking.
Liz:There was that infamous party where a cat fight broke out between...
