Shearers' Motel (1992)
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He was the last minute fill-in choice, but he was adjusted to the idea, even liked it. It was a way of having other people make decisions about his life, to rotate his identity for him. It saved harder thinking. He was the cook in the old yellow truck with the flapping tarp, who was also someone else: the cook with the small beady-eyed dog at the passenger window and the notebook in his lap, the cook with a family back east wondering if he would still be the same person when he returned (and som...ehow hoping he wouldn’t be).
Through sand drifts and unseasonable forty-degree heat the low-slung, baldy-tyred, rusting and oil-spraying truck kept going. It was more than twenty years old, a mobile rust bucket, a bomb. People he met said it was hopeless for this country, that it pissed too low on the ground, that it would have its guts ripped out one day hitting a rock, slamming into a pothole, fishtailing into eternity. They told him that the unusual heat was a sign of unsettled weather ahead, and his truck would get bogged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was the last minute fill-in choice, but he was adjusted to the idea, even liked it. It was a way of having other people make decisions about his life, to rotate his identity for him. It saved harder thinking. He was the cook in the old yellow truck with the flapping tarp, who was also someone else: the cook with the small beady-eyed dog at the passenger window and the notebook in his lap, the cook with a family back east wondering if he would still be the same person when he returned (and som...ehow hoping he wouldn’t be).
Through sand drifts and unseasonable forty-degree heat the low-slung, baldy-tyred, rusting and oil-spraying truck kept going. It was more than twenty years old, a mobile rust bucket, a bomb. People he met said it was hopeless for this country, that it pissed too low on the ground, that it would have its guts ripped out one day hitting a rock, slamming into a pothole, fishtailing into eternity. They told him that the unusual heat was a sign of unsettled weather ahead, and his truck would get bogged.
What to read after Shearers' Motel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roger Mcdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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