Black Glass
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Worried about Shortstack’s undermarket; worried in the right-here-and-now, and not in some vague someday sense. But he wasn’t sure why.
He was pacing around in the market room, as Nodder called it, watching the three women at work on the undermarket. He had begun calling it that, the undermarket, instead of the “Black Stock Market”—made it easier for an ex-cop to rationalize.
Candle stopped and looked at the screens. He already had a pretty good intuitive grasp of the undermarket. “Pell—is that ...white hat ’ware working for you?”
“I don’t know—it hasn’t detected any surveillance on us yet.”
Brinny glanced over her shoulder at Candle, her lips pursed. “You’d be four years out of date, on that stuff, though, wouldn’t you now, officer Candle?”
“I am a bit behind the curve, yeah,” Candle answered, glancing at his watch. It was two-thirty. He hadn’t eaten breakfast or lunch, had nothing but an espresso with sugar, and hunger was gnawing at him. And Brinny was not helping his mood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Worried about Shortstack’s undermarket; worried in the right-here-and-now, and not in some vague someday sense. But he wasn’t sure why.
He was pacing around in the market room, as Nodder called it, watching the three women at work on the undermarket. He had begun calling it that, the undermarket, instead of the “Black Stock Market”—made it easier for an ex-cop to rationalize.
Candle stopped and looked at the screens. He already had a pretty good intuitive grasp of the undermarket. “Pell—is that ...white hat ’ware working for you?”
“I don’t know—it hasn’t detected any surveillance on us yet.”
Brinny glanced over her shoulder at Candle, her lips pursed. “You’d be four years out of date, on that stuff, though, wouldn’t you now, officer Candle?”
“I am a bit behind the curve, yeah,” Candle answered, glancing at his watch. It was two-thirty. He hadn’t eaten breakfast or lunch, had nothing but an espresso with sugar, and hunger was gnawing at him. And Brinny was not helping his mood.
What to read after Black Glass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Shirley to read onlineMoreLess
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