Faustine (2011)
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It’s midsummer. It’s bright. There’s a distant shouting from the downs, as the day of the solstice breaks at last. A creeper with bright-green leaves knocks against the window and a bird begins to sing.
I get up and go out on the landing. A blueish half-light lies over the bales of silks and gold-striped saris and straw hats Lisa must have left there on purpose, to remind her of days of travel, of Hollywood nights and dinners on mountain tops in Nepal and Kathmandu. The blue light gives them... a drowsy air, as if they had already become a part of her dream and would crumble to dust if touched or picked up.
I go down to the mausoleum, which is lit with an incandescent mauve and magenta glow, and pass a little altar to Lisa’s love – a red rose under a glass dome, a picture of an impossibly handsome young man, dancing, twirling, falling on his knees; a triptych of images in black and white, of Lisa and her lover together, smiling, holding hands, smothered in confetti with palm trees and the neon lights of a casino just beyond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s midsummer. It’s bright. There’s a distant shouting from the downs, as the day of the solstice breaks at last. A creeper with bright-green leaves knocks against the window and a bird begins to sing.
I get up and go out on the landing. A blueish half-light lies over the bales of silks and gold-striped saris and straw hats Lisa must have left there on purpose, to remind her of days of travel, of Hollywood nights and dinners on mountain tops in Nepal and Kathmandu. The blue light gives them... a drowsy air, as if they had already become a part of her dream and would crumble to dust if touched or picked up.
I go down to the mausoleum, which is lit with an incandescent mauve and magenta glow, and pass a little altar to Lisa’s love – a red rose under a glass dome, a picture of an impossibly handsome young man, dancing, twirling, falling on his knees; a triptych of images in black and white, of Lisa and her lover together, smiling, holding hands, smothered in confetti with palm trees and the neon lights of a casino just beyond.
What to read after Faustine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Tennant to read onlineMoreLess
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