Desire Line (2015)
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The sky’s cloudless, the sea free of its usual chop and letting the sand bars of Rhyl Flats show mauve as beds of underwater heather. Survivors out at the wind farm seem to poke through it, barely creaking round. Daylight’s crossed England and the rivers Mersey and Dee and now it’s caught up with snail-like, stupid Rhyl. Needless to say workstations are all unoccupied when I walk in. I wander straight past them to look down on a mega truck, parallel parked to our building, engine running, come t...o take away temporary barriers. Or those that have not been already stolen. A patch of new tarmac spills out from under the truck’s wheels like an oil slick. No one’s loading, no one’s even standing around and gulls have settled on its cab. When a dull thud echoes from inland there isn’t a single bird bothers to lift off. They don’t even complain.
PalmWalk is my prize for being in early. The new route. Just a path in one sense, but one that’ll stitch together the entire broken beachfront since The Wave, one that will let me do what years of picking and patching never could, use all that energy for a purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sky’s cloudless, the sea free of its usual chop and letting the sand bars of Rhyl Flats show mauve as beds of underwater heather. Survivors out at the wind farm seem to poke through it, barely creaking round. Daylight’s crossed England and the rivers Mersey and Dee and now it’s caught up with snail-like, stupid Rhyl. Needless to say workstations are all unoccupied when I walk in. I wander straight past them to look down on a mega truck, parallel parked to our building, engine running, come t...o take away temporary barriers. Or those that have not been already stolen. A patch of new tarmac spills out from under the truck’s wheels like an oil slick. No one’s loading, no one’s even standing around and gulls have settled on its cab. When a dull thud echoes from inland there isn’t a single bird bothers to lift off. They don’t even complain.
PalmWalk is my prize for being in early. The new route. Just a path in one sense, but one that’ll stitch together the entire broken beachfront since The Wave, one that will let me do what years of picking and patching never could, use all that energy for a purpose.
What to read after Desire Line?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Gee to read onlineMoreLess
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