Nocturne
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I was twenty-three years old. I had a degree in media production from Bournemouth University, a cardboard box full of windsurfing trophies, and a debt that - by October, 1996 - was nudging £6,000. Most of this money I owed my father and after his abrupt death - a stroke followed, mercifully, by a massive heart attack - my mother was nice enough to call it quits. He’d left her a modest sum in various stocks and shares and I suspect it softened her grief to think that his passing returned me to so...lvency.
At the time, I’m ashamed to say that I was less grateful for this gesture than perhaps I should have been. I had my own problems with losing my dad like that and whether or not I still owed him £6,000 was the last thing on my mind. In any case, money was irrelevant, merely the preoccupation of a society I was desperate to expose as greedy, self-centred, and in most cases bloody unfair. Unlike the vast majority of my buddies at Bournemouth, I wanted to change the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was twenty-three years old. I had a degree in media production from Bournemouth University, a cardboard box full of windsurfing trophies, and a debt that - by October, 1996 - was nudging £6,000. Most of this money I owed my father and after his abrupt death - a stroke followed, mercifully, by a massive heart attack - my mother was nice enough to call it quits. He’d left her a modest sum in various stocks and shares and I suspect it softened her grief to think that his passing returned me to so...lvency.
At the time, I’m ashamed to say that I was less grateful for this gesture than perhaps I should have been. I had my own problems with losing my dad like that and whether or not I still owed him £6,000 was the last thing on my mind. In any case, money was irrelevant, merely the preoccupation of a society I was desperate to expose as greedy, self-centred, and in most cases bloody unfair. Unlike the vast majority of my buddies at Bournemouth, I wanted to change the world.
What to read after Nocturne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurley, Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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