Cities of the Red Night
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There is somebody I want to see there, if I can find him without too much trouble. Could save me a side trip to Tangier.
I find him in a gay bar called the Amigo. He is nattily dressed, with a well-kept beard and shifty eyes. The Arabs say he has the eyes of a thief. But he has a rich wife and doesn’t need to steal.
“Well,” he says. “The private eye.… Business or pleasure?”
I look around. “Only business would bring me here.” I show him Jerry’s picture. “He was in Tangier last summer, I believe.”...
He looks at the picture. “Sure, I remember him. A cock-teaser.”
“Missing-person case. Remember who he was with?”
“Some hippie kids.”
The description sounds like the kids Jerry was with in Spetsai. Props. “Did he go anywhere else?”
“Marrakesh, I think.”
I am about to finish my drink and leave.
“Oh, you remember Peter Winkler who used to run the English Pub? Did you know he was dead?”
I haven’t heard, but I am not much interested. “So? Who or what killed him?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is somebody I want to see there, if I can find him without too much trouble. Could save me a side trip to Tangier.
I find him in a gay bar called the Amigo. He is nattily dressed, with a well-kept beard and shifty eyes. The Arabs say he has the eyes of a thief. But he has a rich wife and doesn’t need to steal.
“Well,” he says. “The private eye.… Business or pleasure?”
I look around. “Only business would bring me here.” I show him Jerry’s picture. “He was in Tangier last summer, I believe.”...
He looks at the picture. “Sure, I remember him. A cock-teaser.”
“Missing-person case. Remember who he was with?”
“Some hippie kids.”
The description sounds like the kids Jerry was with in Spetsai. Props. “Did he go anywhere else?”
“Marrakesh, I think.”
I am about to finish my drink and leave.
“Oh, you remember Peter Winkler who used to run the English Pub? Did you know he was dead?”
I haven’t heard, but I am not much interested. “So? Who or what killed him?”
What to read after Cities of the Red Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Burroughs to read onlineMoreLess
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