Mad Worlds
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The next morning Mullen was in charge again. John realised he hadn’t seen or heard Sarge for two days. Whatever the reason, the brute’s absence was a blessing – as Heather would have put it. Heather, his once-darling wife he’d have sacrificed anything for. The hopelessness was worst at nights, when there weren’t distractions. Thoughts of killing himself usually came then, but were stolen away. Sometimes he could think clearly, but much of the time his mind was blocked. Like an alien force invade...d his head and swiped the thoughts and images. There was little relief from the boredom and inner torment as one wretched day followed another. Occasional arguments and fights were quickly broken up, with men sent to the cooler. These were light diversions; and he didn’t get involved. The week passed and there was still no Sarge, or Ginger. The ward was less sinister without Sarge. Men were talking more to each other. George the author came and whispered in his ear one day, “They’ve taken my energy and I can’t write.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next morning Mullen was in charge again. John realised he hadn’t seen or heard Sarge for two days. Whatever the reason, the brute’s absence was a blessing – as Heather would have put it. Heather, his once-darling wife he’d have sacrificed anything for. The hopelessness was worst at nights, when there weren’t distractions. Thoughts of killing himself usually came then, but were stolen away. Sometimes he could think clearly, but much of the time his mind was blocked. Like an alien force invade...d his head and swiped the thoughts and images. There was little relief from the boredom and inner torment as one wretched day followed another. Occasional arguments and fights were quickly broken up, with men sent to the cooler. These were light diversions; and he didn’t get involved. The week passed and there was still no Sarge, or Ginger. The ward was less sinister without Sarge. Men were talking more to each other. George the author came and whispered in his ear one day, “They’ve taken my energy and I can’t write.
What to read after Mad Worlds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bill Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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