In this story, several characters enjoy turning the sound off on the television whenever politicians are making speeches, to make them look ridiculous. A character in this story tears some bark off of a tree and eats it shortly after recalling finding his father's corpse lying in a pool of his own blood. That character in this story imagines lining
In this story, several characters enjoy turning the sound off on the television whenever politicians are making speeches, to make them look ridiculous. A character in this story tears some bark off of a tree and eats it shortly after recalling finding his father's corpse lying in a pool of his own blood. That character in this story imagines lining up "posh whores, penpushers, [and] army officers" against a wall and shooting them in one of many passages in which he defends an alternate definition of (*) "honesty". The protagonist of this story is captured after a rainstorm causes money to start pouring out of the drainpipe where he stashed it. Its protagonist repeatedly distinguishes between authority-supporting "In-laws" and "Outlaws" like himself, who was arrested and put away for robbing a bakery with Mike. For 10 points, Smith lets Gunthorpe pass him in a race to spite the governor of the Borstal in what story by Alan Sillitoe?
In this story, several characters enjoy turning the sound off on the television whenever politicians are making speeches, to make them look ridiculous.
 The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner