Learning to drive

by William Norwich

Julian Orr is a busy man. Not only on staff at the fashion magazine View, Julian also writes a gossip column for a New York tabloid, chronicling the glitzy world of perfume launches, promotional parties, and the other fabulous events that are of such paramount importance to the chic Manhattan crowd in the late 80s. Julian, it seems, has successfully managed to turn his back on a painful childhood, until, at the urging of his therapist, he takes time out of his hectic schedule to learn how to drive. A license will allow the thirty-seven-year-old Julian to visit his parents' graves in...

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