Dark Summer (2013)
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The area had once been called The Glebe: a year after the establishment of the colony of Sydney four hundred acres of harbourside land had been granted to a clergyman as part of his benefice. Now it was mostly populated by academics and students from the nearby university, a godless lot; long neglected and run-down, it had over the past twenty years become gentrified. Its narrow main street was lined with tiny art galleries, bookshops, health stores and cafés where it was possible to order every...thing but a good old Aussie pie or sausage roll. The locals sat in the cafés and discussed the latest Almodovar or Bertolucci film, then donned dark glasses and turned up their coat collars and drove out to the suburbs to see fluff like Pretty Woman. It took courage, or to have been born there, to be a low-brow in Glebe.
The Kellers’ street was pleasant and tree-lined. The house was decorated with ornate brickwork and iron lace; a jacaranda stood to one side, a green carport for Romy’s Toyota.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The area had once been called The Glebe: a year after the establishment of the colony of Sydney four hundred acres of harbourside land had been granted to a clergyman as part of his benefice. Now it was mostly populated by academics and students from the nearby university, a godless lot; long neglected and run-down, it had over the past twenty years become gentrified. Its narrow main street was lined with tiny art galleries, bookshops, health stores and cafés where it was possible to order every...thing but a good old Aussie pie or sausage roll. The locals sat in the cafés and discussed the latest Almodovar or Bertolucci film, then donned dark glasses and turned up their coat collars and drove out to the suburbs to see fluff like Pretty Woman. It took courage, or to have been born there, to be a low-brow in Glebe.
The Kellers’ street was pleasant and tree-lined. The house was decorated with ornate brickwork and iron lace; a jacaranda stood to one side, a green carport for Romy’s Toyota.
What to read after Dark Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Cleary to read onlineMoreLess
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