The Pure Cold Light (2013)
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She stopped at one point to piss, but then sat down and fell asleep. She couldn’t tell if she slept for an hour or for ten.
When she awoke, she panicked, and ran around in the pitch blackness until she slammed into a vertical girder and fell back between the rails. Semi-conscious, she lay there for another indeterminate period, then got up and, with hardly more awareness, went stumbling off, guided by cold, unseen steel rails, into the belly of the earth. She found herself calling out to Glimet ...to slow down.
By the time she regained her wits, there was no hope of finding her way out.
Recalling the colors of the station stops she’d seen, she pressed on, every moment expecting to spy the blue or orange tiles. Without Glimet charting the way, one tunnel was the same as any other.
She decided that she must still be on the lowest level of tracks, and imagined endless station stops slipping by on higher levels. But when she tried to climb out of the rail pit, she couldn’t manage it. One armed, she could not pull herself up onto the narrow ledge along the wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She stopped at one point to piss, but then sat down and fell asleep. She couldn’t tell if she slept for an hour or for ten.
When she awoke, she panicked, and ran around in the pitch blackness until she slammed into a vertical girder and fell back between the rails. Semi-conscious, she lay there for another indeterminate period, then got up and, with hardly more awareness, went stumbling off, guided by cold, unseen steel rails, into the belly of the earth. She found herself calling out to Glimet ...to slow down.
By the time she regained her wits, there was no hope of finding her way out.
Recalling the colors of the station stops she’d seen, she pressed on, every moment expecting to spy the blue or orange tiles. Without Glimet charting the way, one tunnel was the same as any other.
She decided that she must still be on the lowest level of tracks, and imagined endless station stops slipping by on higher levels. But when she tried to climb out of the rail pit, she couldn’t manage it. One armed, she could not pull herself up onto the narrow ledge along the wall.
What to read after The Pure Cold Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory Frost to read onlineMoreLess
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