Dead Lands Pass the Ammunition
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~ The undead had to eat. It’s about all they had to do.
Even those of us resigned to a life of waiting to die had to eat, too.
To stay as part of the compound, you worked as part of the compound. On off mornings, on those days I didn’t watch from the south tower, I played farm. I mucked chicken coops and the yard while others collected eggs. I then spent part of the morning on my knees plucking weeds from our garden. Flat-bladed water-grass sprouted between our peas, beans, and carrots each ...time it rained, and spring unloaded a holy deluge on us. None of us were farmers—we did the best we could with our meager abilities, stumbling along with trial and error and hoping more success came with experience. Canned goods collected from nearby towns and farmhouses wouldn’t take us to the crack of doom.
The choice held us in its cold grip: become self-sufficient or die.
I was rooting around on my hands and knees, plucking weeds from a row of beets when something blotted the sun. My head lifted from the work, and I found Ellen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
~ The undead had to eat. It’s about all they had to do.
Even those of us resigned to a life of waiting to die had to eat, too.
To stay as part of the compound, you worked as part of the compound. On off mornings, on those days I didn’t watch from the south tower, I played farm. I mucked chicken coops and the yard while others collected eggs. I then spent part of the morning on my knees plucking weeds from our garden. Flat-bladed water-grass sprouted between our peas, beans, and carrots each ...time it rained, and spring unloaded a holy deluge on us. None of us were farmers—we did the best we could with our meager abilities, stumbling along with trial and error and hoping more success came with experience. Canned goods collected from nearby towns and farmhouses wouldn’t take us to the crack of doom.
The choice held us in its cold grip: become self-sufficient or die.
I was rooting around on my hands and knees, plucking weeds from a row of beets when something blotted the sun. My head lifted from the work, and I found Ellen.
What to read after Dead Lands Pass the Ammunition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aaron Polson to read onlineMoreLess
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