The Two Deaths of Daniel Hayes
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There are no caging norms. In its very precariousness the state is pure and free.” —Nadine Gordimer, The Pickup He was naked and cold, stiff with it, his veins ice and frost. Muscles carved hard, skin rippled with goose bumps, tendons drawn tight, body scraped and shivering. Something rolled over his legs, velvet soft and shocking. He gasped and pulled seawater into his lungs, the salt scouring his throat. Gagging, he pushed forward, scrabbling at dark stones. The ocean tugged, but he fought the... last ragged feet crawling like a child.
As the wave receded it drew pebbles rattling across one another like bones, like dice, like static. A seagull shrieked its loneliness. His lungs burned, and he leaned on his elbows and retched, liquid pouring in ropes from his open mouth, salt water and stomach acid. A lot, and then less, and finally he could spit the last drops, suck in quick shallow lungfuls of air that smelled of rotting fish. In. Cough it out. There. There. His hands weren’t his.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are no caging norms. In its very precariousness the state is pure and free.” —Nadine Gordimer, The Pickup He was naked and cold, stiff with it, his veins ice and frost. Muscles carved hard, skin rippled with goose bumps, tendons drawn tight, body scraped and shivering. Something rolled over his legs, velvet soft and shocking. He gasped and pulled seawater into his lungs, the salt scouring his throat. Gagging, he pushed forward, scrabbling at dark stones. The ocean tugged, but he fought the... last ragged feet crawling like a child.
As the wave receded it drew pebbles rattling across one another like bones, like dice, like static. A seagull shrieked its loneliness. His lungs burned, and he leaned on his elbows and retched, liquid pouring in ropes from his open mouth, salt water and stomach acid. A lot, and then less, and finally he could spit the last drops, suck in quick shallow lungfuls of air that smelled of rotting fish. In. Cough it out. There. There. His hands weren’t his.
What to read after The Two Deaths of Daniel Hayes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcus Sakey to read onlineMoreLess
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