Set in Darkness
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Toasted cheese: that most solitary of meals. You never saw it on menus, never invited friends round to share a few slices. It was what you ate when you were alone. A trip to the cupboard revealing a few final slices of bread; marge and cheese in the fridge. You wanted a hot meal this winter evening.
Toasted cheese.
He went back into the kitchen, put the bread under the grill, started slicing the slick wedge of orange Cheddar. A refrain came into his head, something from an old Fringe revue show:... Scottish Cheddar, it’s our kind of cheese,Scottish Cheddar, orange, full of grease . . .
Back into the living room, early Bowie on the hi-fi. ‘The Man Who Sold the World.’ Life was all about commerce, no doubt about it, daily transactions with friends, enemies and strangers, each one providing a winner and a loser, a sense of something lost or gained. You might not be selling the world, but everyone was selling something, some idea of themselves. When Bowie sang of passing someone on the stairs, Rebus thought again of Derek Linford, caught on the tenement stairwell: voyeur, or just insecure?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Toasted cheese: that most solitary of meals. You never saw it on menus, never invited friends round to share a few slices. It was what you ate when you were alone. A trip to the cupboard revealing a few final slices of bread; marge and cheese in the fridge. You wanted a hot meal this winter evening.
Toasted cheese.
He went back into the kitchen, put the bread under the grill, started slicing the slick wedge of orange Cheddar. A refrain came into his head, something from an old Fringe revue show:... Scottish Cheddar, it’s our kind of cheese,Scottish Cheddar, orange, full of grease . . .
Back into the living room, early Bowie on the hi-fi. ‘The Man Who Sold the World.’ Life was all about commerce, no doubt about it, daily transactions with friends, enemies and strangers, each one providing a winner and a loser, a sense of something lost or gained. You might not be selling the world, but everyone was selling something, some idea of themselves. When Bowie sang of passing someone on the stairs, Rebus thought again of Derek Linford, caught on the tenement stairwell: voyeur, or just insecure?
What to read after Set in Darkness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ian Rankin to read onlineMoreLess
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