Green Hell
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Later I would learn that Literary Heroine, a prose poem, was de Burgo’s attempt at a “Howl-like” narrative. Jack commented, “Tony likes to play, wordplay is just one facet.”
Did I believe Jack was seriously going to like . . .
Um . . .
kill a professor?
Shit, I mean, kill anybody?
Those first head-rush, adrenalized weeks of his company had me, to paraphrase Jack: Be-fuddled, Be-wildered, Be-fucked.
As the Irish so delicately phrase it, “I didn’t know whether I was... comin or goin.”
My proposed treatise on Beckett was put on a haphazard hold as I tried to find a balance in Taylor’s world. A man who was as likely to split a skull with a hurly as hand fifty euros to a homeless person (providing he didn’t have a rabbit, of course).
A week after this bombshell, Jack invited me to an “Irish breakfast.”
What to read after Green Hell?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
Later I would learn that Literary Heroine, a prose poem, was de Burgo’s attempt at a “Howl-like” narrative. Jack commented, “Tony likes to play, wordplay is just one facet.”
Did I believe Jack was seriously going to like . . .
Um . . .
kill a professor?
Shit, I mean, kill anybody?
Those first head-rush, adrenalized weeks of his company had me, to paraphrase Jack: Be-fuddled, Be-wildered, Be-fucked.
As the Irish so delicately phrase it, “I didn’t know whether I was... comin or goin.”
My proposed treatise on Beckett was put on a haphazard hold as I tried to find a balance in Taylor’s world. A man who was as likely to split a skull with a hurly as hand fifty euros to a homeless person (providing he didn’t have a rabbit, of course).
A week after this bombshell, Jack invited me to an “Irish breakfast.”
What to read after Green Hell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ken Bruen to read onlineMoreLess
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