Lie of the Land
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Howard must have had it in his own pocket, his body wet and cold from six days lying on the hill. Carl sniffed the phone, expecting the lingering scent of putrefaction, but it just smelled of plastic. One day he would be able to leave the redzone; the deltameter would tell him when it was safe. It would point the way to when he could get back into his car and drive.
Better park Howard’s car somewhere. Garage it. Top it up with biodiesel every now and again. Run the engine. Keep the tyres inflate...d, ready for when he could take off. To where?
Somewhere. The road would open. The masts would fail and the delta field would open, and he could drive on to where he wouldn’t feel like someone in a cage. But that was for the future; just now he was an inmate who would have to do his time.
There was an old stone cottage a short distance away from the road, chimney at either end, and no windows or door. It stank of animals and shit. Two rooms, the corroded hulk of a stove in one, and no floorboards or furniture in either.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Howard must have had it in his own pocket, his body wet and cold from six days lying on the hill. Carl sniffed the phone, expecting the lingering scent of putrefaction, but it just smelled of plastic. One day he would be able to leave the redzone; the deltameter would tell him when it was safe. It would point the way to when he could get back into his car and drive.
Better park Howard’s car somewhere. Garage it. Top it up with biodiesel every now and again. Run the engine. Keep the tyres inflate...d, ready for when he could take off. To where?
Somewhere. The road would open. The masts would fail and the delta field would open, and he could drive on to where he wouldn’t feel like someone in a cage. But that was for the future; just now he was an inmate who would have to do his time.
There was an old stone cottage a short distance away from the road, chimney at either end, and no windows or door. It stank of animals and shit. Two rooms, the corroded hulk of a stove in one, and no floorboards or furniture in either.
What to read after Lie of the Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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