Another Green World (2006)
Another Green World
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Every successful military operation is more or less the same, but disaster comes in limitless variety.
Sometimes the problem unfolds gradually, over weeks or months, with ever more depressing clarity, like the Eskimo technique for killing a bear by feeding it sharpened bones in blubber, so that it bleeds slowly to death from inside. That's how the annihilation of Hitler's army in the East was proceeding, from the German point of view.
Other times, trouble leaps upon you so fast you have no time ...even to imagine what went wrong—rather as though munitions engineers had fed the bear an armor-piercing explosive. That's how the war felt to Butler this morning. That little click in the gut, just before the boom.
After five years as a front-line correspondent—six if you count the dress rehearsal in Spain, months devoted largely to screwing, reading Cavafy and smoking hashish—Butler had come to feel about the war as an experienced, intuitive mechanic might feel about a high-powered engine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every successful military operation is more or less the same, but disaster comes in limitless variety.
Sometimes the problem unfolds gradually, over weeks or months, with ever more depressing clarity, like the Eskimo technique for killing a bear by feeding it sharpened bones in blubber, so that it bleeds slowly to death from inside. That's how the annihilation of Hitler's army in the East was proceeding, from the German point of view.
Other times, trouble leaps upon you so fast you have no time ...even to imagine what went wrong—rather as though munitions engineers had fed the bear an armor-piercing explosive. That's how the war felt to Butler this morning. That little click in the gut, just before the boom.
After five years as a front-line correspondent—six if you count the dress rehearsal in Spain, months devoted largely to screwing, reading Cavafy and smoking hashish—Butler had come to feel about the war as an experienced, intuitive mechanic might feel about a high-powered engine.
What to read after Another Green World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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