Three-Martini Lunch

How does the author compare and contrast the east and west coasts in the novel, Three-Martini Lunch?

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The author portrays New York the eastern city as a place that bustles with man-made ambition. The west coast is a haven of natural beauty.

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Three-Martini Lunch