Nova Swing
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They had been playing dice all night. It was just before dawn, and a brown light, polished but dim at the same time, crept out the street lamps to fill the place.
“I was never in there,” the fat man admitted, meaning the event site, “but what I think—”
“If this is going to be bullshit, Antoyne,” Serotonin advised him, “don’t even start.”
The fat man looked hurt.
“Have another drink,” Vic said.
The bar was about halfway down Straint, a cluttered, narrow-ish street of two-store...y buildings, along which two out of three had their windows boarded up. Like all the streets in that part of Saudade, Straint was full of cats, especially at dawn and dusk, when they went in and out of the event site. As if in acknowledgement, the bar was called Black Cat White Cat. It featured a zinc counter slightly too high for comfort. A row of bottles which contained liquids of unlikely colours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had been playing dice all night. It was just before dawn, and a brown light, polished but dim at the same time, crept out the street lamps to fill the place.
“I was never in there,” the fat man admitted, meaning the event site, “but what I think—”
“If this is going to be bullshit, Antoyne,” Serotonin advised him, “don’t even start.”
The fat man looked hurt.
“Have another drink,” Vic said.
The bar was about halfway down Straint, a cluttered, narrow-ish street of two-store...y buildings, along which two out of three had their windows boarded up. Like all the streets in that part of Saudade, Straint was full of cats, especially at dawn and dusk, when they went in and out of the event site. As if in acknowledgement, the bar was called Black Cat White Cat. It featured a zinc counter slightly too high for comfort. A row of bottles which contained liquids of unlikely colours.
What to read after Nova Swing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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