Silk
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A single room a few blocks away, three flights up the carcass of an old office building. His uncle owned the place and was letting Keith live there rent-free, dodging zoning ordinances by pretending he only worked there nights as security. When Keith switched the lights on, they buzzed like drunken wasps, halfhearted fluorescence that made them all look like hung-over zombies.“Oh Keith,” Theo crooned, sarcasm thick as old honey. “I do love what you’ve done with the place!”They all followed him i...nside, Niki and Spyder last, stepped into the room, stark and ugly and soulless, almost as cold as the night outside. Nappy gray-green carpet, water-stained ceiling and walls, big holes punched through the Sheetrock in a dozen places, exposing pink insulation and two-by-fours. Unfurnished, except for a scary-looking mattress in one corner and two metal folding chairs, three bulgy cardboard boxes stuffed with dirty clothes.“What do you call this, anyway?” Theo asked. “Late Bosnian refugee?”“Theo, why don’t you just shut the hell up?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A single room a few blocks away, three flights up the carcass of an old office building. His uncle owned the place and was letting Keith live there rent-free, dodging zoning ordinances by pretending he only worked there nights as security. When Keith switched the lights on, they buzzed like drunken wasps, halfhearted fluorescence that made them all look like hung-over zombies.“Oh Keith,” Theo crooned, sarcasm thick as old honey. “I do love what you’ve done with the place!”They all followed him i...nside, Niki and Spyder last, stepped into the room, stark and ugly and soulless, almost as cold as the night outside. Nappy gray-green carpet, water-stained ceiling and walls, big holes punched through the Sheetrock in a dozen places, exposing pink insulation and two-by-fours. Unfurnished, except for a scary-looking mattress in one corner and two metal folding chairs, three bulgy cardboard boxes stuffed with dirty clothes.“What do you call this, anyway?” Theo asked. “Late Bosnian refugee?”“Theo, why don’t you just shut the hell up?”
What to read after Silk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caitlín R. Kiernan to read onlineMoreLess
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