The Unknown Industrial Prisoner (2013)
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At ten to six reveille sounded. Mostly a broom handle was applied to the green dented side of a locker, one of sixty to hold the clothes of the men of the four shifts. This time someone with a sense of humour had taken a length of two-inch plastic hose and used three or four lockers as a gong, producing a deafening, heart-stopping crash. This was a bad thing to do; it split the hose used to get hot water from the taps over the handbasin into the mop bucket. Finances didn’t run to another tap or ...to the employment of cleaners. The echoes died quickly into the concrete.
‘Spread out!’ roared the Glass Canoe. His voice was throaty and rich and greedy as if his words were cream. He’d taken his wake-up pill. ‘Stand aside or lose a limb!’ He was always nasty when it wasn’t his turn to go down on night shift. His face smiled when he bashed the lockers with the hose, but that smile was for the Glass Canoe, not the other prisoners. He advanced into the narrow floor space between the rows of lockers with mop and bucket of hot water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At ten to six reveille sounded. Mostly a broom handle was applied to the green dented side of a locker, one of sixty to hold the clothes of the men of the four shifts. This time someone with a sense of humour had taken a length of two-inch plastic hose and used three or four lockers as a gong, producing a deafening, heart-stopping crash. This was a bad thing to do; it split the hose used to get hot water from the taps over the handbasin into the mop bucket. Finances didn’t run to another tap or ...to the employment of cleaners. The echoes died quickly into the concrete.
‘Spread out!’ roared the Glass Canoe. His voice was throaty and rich and greedy as if his words were cream. He’d taken his wake-up pill. ‘Stand aside or lose a limb!’ He was always nasty when it wasn’t his turn to go down on night shift. His face smiled when he bashed the lockers with the hose, but that smile was for the Glass Canoe, not the other prisoners. He advanced into the narrow floor space between the rows of lockers with mop and bucket of hot water.
What to read after The Unknown Industrial Prisoner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Ireland to read onlineMoreLess
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