The Killing of the Tinkers
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I’d been on another visit to Charlie Byrne’s and come away laden. I wasn’t anal retentive, didn’t need those volumes alphabetically or in neat alignment. No, I liked to stir it. Put Paul Theroux beside St Vida. That was wicked. Line Pellicanos with Jim Thompson, Flann O’Brien with Thomas Merton. Over the past six months, I’d read House of Leaves, Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius and discovered David Peace.
To hand was Anne Sexton’s poems To Bedlam and Partways Back. Another writer whose s...uicide and life of derangement threw shadows of dark identification. The doorbell went. Sweeper nearly fell in the door. His eye was blackened, bruising on his face, suit torn and blood on his hair. He limped to a chair, said, “A whiskey please, Jack Taylor.”
I made it large. He gulped it down and I gave him a cigarette. I said, “You fought in your suit?”
“This was not a challenge.”
“Something else, was it?”
“Something else, you might say that.”
He fixed those dark eyes on me, asked, “How do you feel about us tinkers?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’d been on another visit to Charlie Byrne’s and come away laden. I wasn’t anal retentive, didn’t need those volumes alphabetically or in neat alignment. No, I liked to stir it. Put Paul Theroux beside St Vida. That was wicked. Line Pellicanos with Jim Thompson, Flann O’Brien with Thomas Merton. Over the past six months, I’d read House of Leaves, Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius and discovered David Peace.
To hand was Anne Sexton’s poems To Bedlam and Partways Back. Another writer whose s...uicide and life of derangement threw shadows of dark identification. The doorbell went. Sweeper nearly fell in the door. His eye was blackened, bruising on his face, suit torn and blood on his hair. He limped to a chair, said, “A whiskey please, Jack Taylor.”
I made it large. He gulped it down and I gave him a cigarette. I said, “You fought in your suit?”
“This was not a challenge.”
“Something else, was it?”
“Something else, you might say that.”
He fixed those dark eyes on me, asked, “How do you feel about us tinkers?”
What to read after The Killing of the Tinkers?
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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