Entropy (2013)
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Looking closely at the gun, I cocked the trigger back and forth repeatedly, like a curious child studying the physics of a toy, wanting to grasp the technical aspects of it, what made certain parts of it function and react the way that it did when it was used. I desperately wanted to study it, concentrate on it with an abject fear and respect, separate it into its different and unique pieces and lay them out on the kitchen table. I wanted to research its history, learn the displacement, the refl...ex action of the pistol with regard to the human muscle, the specific wind variations that affected its trajectory, and the weight that it would carry in the palm of my hand. I wanted to know everything about the gun so that I wouldn’t miss when I had that one chance.
The dimly lit room was empty. The remnants of last night’s dinner with my wife sat in the recesses of the sink, ignored. The hot water she ran to wash the dishes in had grown cold overnight, and the foam of the liquid soap was no longer visible to the naked eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Looking closely at the gun, I cocked the trigger back and forth repeatedly, like a curious child studying the physics of a toy, wanting to grasp the technical aspects of it, what made certain parts of it function and react the way that it did when it was used. I desperately wanted to study it, concentrate on it with an abject fear and respect, separate it into its different and unique pieces and lay them out on the kitchen table. I wanted to research its history, learn the displacement, the refl...ex action of the pistol with regard to the human muscle, the specific wind variations that affected its trajectory, and the weight that it would carry in the palm of my hand. I wanted to know everything about the gun so that I wouldn’t miss when I had that one chance.
The dimly lit room was empty. The remnants of last night’s dinner with my wife sat in the recesses of the sink, ignored. The hot water she ran to wash the dishes in had grown cold overnight, and the foam of the liquid soap was no longer visible to the naked eye.
What to read after Entropy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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