All the Beautiful Sinners
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In fatigues in a concrete and steel booth.
“I’m leaving,” Hari Kari said.
John13 was dead. Long live baseball, now.
The guard looked over at him.
“Again?” he said.
“Don’t tell my dad.”
The guard stared at him, looked down the road into the base, back down it to civilian America. He stepped out. He was twenty-two, maybe. Eight years ahead of Hari Kari.
He stopped so that his shadow almost touched Hari Kari’s feet.
“But we might need you,” he said, narrowing his eyes at the sky, the weather.
“Ther...e’s nothing coming,” Hari Kari said. “I already listened.”
The guard shrugged, chewed his cheek, adjusted his helmet.
“I can’t stop you,” he said.
“I know.”
“Well then.”
“Well.”
Hari Kari turned, already walking away.
“Be good,” the guard called behind him.
Too late, Hari Kari said back. In his head.
He didn’t want the guard to see him smile: three-quarters of a mile down, Jesse James was supposed to be waiting. Jesse James from the all-night radio sessions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fatigues in a concrete and steel booth.
“I’m leaving,” Hari Kari said.
John13 was dead. Long live baseball, now.
The guard looked over at him.
“Again?” he said.
“Don’t tell my dad.”
The guard stared at him, looked down the road into the base, back down it to civilian America. He stepped out. He was twenty-two, maybe. Eight years ahead of Hari Kari.
He stopped so that his shadow almost touched Hari Kari’s feet.
“But we might need you,” he said, narrowing his eyes at the sky, the weather.
“Ther...e’s nothing coming,” Hari Kari said. “I already listened.”
The guard shrugged, chewed his cheek, adjusted his helmet.
“I can’t stop you,” he said.
“I know.”
“Well then.”
“Well.”
Hari Kari turned, already walking away.
“Be good,” the guard called behind him.
Too late, Hari Kari said back. In his head.
He didn’t want the guard to see him smile: three-quarters of a mile down, Jesse James was supposed to be waiting. Jesse James from the all-night radio sessions.
What to read after All the Beautiful Sinners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Graham Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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