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.
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The memory of my summer as Professor Riley’s teacher’s pet haunted me on the ride home after Diego Dolan’s fourth session in the Crucible. The memory of that childhood’s heartbreak was summoned from the confines of my subconscious by Dolan’...
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Citizens of the Grand Union of Humanity prided themselves on being members of the most rational civilization the world had ever produced. This was particularly the case for those of us who reached our society’s Alpha Status.
A certain amo...
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Diego reminded me of Valentine the next day.
The nurses were still prepping him for the day’s session when I entered the crucible. Diego’s cockiness was gone, replaced by the same stony stoicism that Valentine had worn out of our classroo...
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We are souls and bodies.
Diego’s words stayed with me through the long drive from the Institute.
It made no neuro-anatomical sense, I reminded myself. Our electron microscopes had plumbed the depths of the human brain and charted its ever...
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It was with no small effort that I banished all thoughts of Anwuli when I entered the Crucible’s control room later that morning.
The nurses were putting the grieves on Diego when the shutters retracted from the observation window.
Diego...
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