Black Dahlia & White Rose: Stories
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Everyone looks around—upward—the frantic chirping continues—the bird—(if it is a bird)—is hidden from view.
A bird? Is that a—bird? Here? How—here?
In these rows of seats, strangers. Directly in front of the curved-glass windows facing the runway outside and the overcast New Jersey sky are three sections of seats of ten seats each, with six plate-glass windows facing each section of seats: in all, eighteen windows.
On the other side of the walkway, which is not wide, no more than a f...ew yards, are rows of seats arranged in the usual utilitarian way: back to back and, across a narrow aisle, facing one another.
Barely, there is room for people to make their way through this narrow aisle, pulling suitcases.
You might guess fifteen seats in each row. Ten such rows of seats at Gate C33.
This place of utter anonymity, impersonality.
This place of randomness.
What to read after Black Dahlia & White Rose: Stories?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everyone looks around—upward—the frantic chirping continues—the bird—(if it is a bird)—is hidden from view.
A bird? Is that a—bird? Here? How—here?
In these rows of seats, strangers. Directly in front of the curved-glass windows facing the runway outside and the overcast New Jersey sky are three sections of seats of ten seats each, with six plate-glass windows facing each section of seats: in all, eighteen windows.
On the other side of the walkway, which is not wide, no more than a f...ew yards, are rows of seats arranged in the usual utilitarian way: back to back and, across a narrow aisle, facing one another.
Barely, there is room for people to make their way through this narrow aisle, pulling suitcases.
You might guess fifteen seats in each row. Ten such rows of seats at Gate C33.
This place of utter anonymity, impersonality.
This place of randomness.
What to read after Black Dahlia & White Rose: Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Carol Oates to read onlineMoreLess
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