My View from the Pew
Carlos CarrascoMy View from the Pew is where I share my fiction and my take on the events of the day.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 35 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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NOVUS ORDO
As was my habit at this point in my commute, I asked my car’s computer to show me the news. The windshield darkened, obscuring the view of the outside world. It then lit up with the ornate acronym for the Global News Digest. The day’s date,...
NOVUS ORDO
I lowered Diego to the chamber floor, bid him a good night and logged off the computer. Nurses would attend to him after I left. They would hydrate, feed him and show Diego the small, recessed washroom. An intern would then monitor him remo...
NOVUS ORDO
Diego didn’t answer but his stress indicators said all I needed to know. I found the proper tile on the computer’s screen and with a tap uploaded the first of the Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation programs.
Inside the corpus callosum of Di...
NOVUS ORDO
The nurses set about stripping the boy. I regarded his young naked body with something less than medical objectivity. At 1.8 meters, Dolan was tall for his age and lithe of limb. His lightly bronzed complexion glowed with the satin sheen of...
NOVUS ORDO
Two nurses entered the office and Diego, more than glad to take his eyes off the syringe, turned to them. They wore pink, one-piece bodysuits, complete with helmets that hid their faces behind mirrored face plates. They took positions on ei...
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