Speak to the Earth (1994)
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Walter sat grim-faced at the wheel, peering ahead into the rain. Beside him on the torn seat, Bryan willed the truck to go faster.
He was flung against the door when Walter swerved off 93, throwing the truck into a slide when it hit the gravel bush road. The thick conifers closed in around them. After a few moments jouncing along the narrow road, the truck broke out of the forest into an extensive and barren moonscape. The slopes on both sides of the road had been clear-cut and burned years befo...re. Blackened stumps poked out of the denuded ground. Bryan remembered that Iris and her committee had dubbed this huge clear-cut “The Wasteland.” Large signs had been painted on plywood and nailed to posts held upright by piles of rocks: Orca Sound, Not Clear-Cut Sound and Vancouver Island, Brazil of the North.
Walter steered the truck around a bend and suddenly the peace camp loomed ahead in the drizzle. Dozens of tents had been pitched in the flatter areas of the Wasteland, making blue, orange and red blotches in a landscape of muted greys and greens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Walter sat grim-faced at the wheel, peering ahead into the rain. Beside him on the torn seat, Bryan willed the truck to go faster.
He was flung against the door when Walter swerved off 93, throwing the truck into a slide when it hit the gravel bush road. The thick conifers closed in around them. After a few moments jouncing along the narrow road, the truck broke out of the forest into an extensive and barren moonscape. The slopes on both sides of the road had been clear-cut and burned years befo...re. Blackened stumps poked out of the denuded ground. Bryan remembered that Iris and her committee had dubbed this huge clear-cut “The Wasteland.” Large signs had been painted on plywood and nailed to posts held upright by piles of rocks: Orca Sound, Not Clear-Cut Sound and Vancouver Island, Brazil of the North.
Walter steered the truck around a bend and suddenly the peace camp loomed ahead in the drizzle. Dozens of tents had been pitched in the flatter areas of the Wasteland, making blue, orange and red blotches in a landscape of muted greys and greens.
What to read after Speak to the Earth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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