Sparagmos in The Suburbs
George Boreas George Boreas

Sparagmos in The Suburbs

Stewart and Clive were put into collaboration because they both achieved the highest score – both in the 99th percentile – for short fingers, a trait critical for handling, testing and tying of bowties.

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René Girard XV: Nerds
George Boreas George Boreas

René Girard XV: Nerds

The modern dismissal of mimetic desire is equivalent to Plato’s dismissal of theatre. In both cases, we have intellectuals feeling queasy about raw passion. We have nerds.

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WTC6: Snow Leopards
George Boreas George Boreas

WTC6: Snow Leopards

It was another summer weekend at Neil McCracken’s mansion in Pine Grove, and this time Theo was there as early as Saturday brunch.

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René Girard XIV: Immigrants
George Boreas George Boreas

René Girard XIV: Immigrants

Let’s consider it in the light of René Girard’s mimetic theory, which places human strife and violence at the centre of society.

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Ch-9: Childhood Memories
George Boreas George Boreas

Ch-9: Childhood Memories

It was nice to see his grandma, his only surviving grandparent, in a much better condition than he expected, and his mother taking care of her. They greeted warmly and tearfully and immediately sat down to lunch.

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WTC 5: Raccoons
George Boreas George Boreas

WTC 5: Raccoons

Marco looked like a giant raccoon staring him straight and cold. The junky was rocking back and forth in his chair and staring at the floor.

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Chapter 8: A Balkan Bus Ride
George Boreas George Boreas

Chapter 8: A Balkan Bus Ride

Oozing their country’s liberal goodwill towards the rest of the world, the Americans kept on with their first-world musings, blissfully ignorant of the patriarchal struggle raging all around the country around them.

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Prose Poem: National Geographic
George Boreas George Boreas

Prose Poem: National Geographic

Below the frozen sheets of ice fifty feet thick and somber blue spreads an ecosystem of queer creatures that never felt the breeze of vicious freeze above.

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Chapter 7 - Concrete Hall
George Boreas George Boreas

Chapter 7 - Concrete Hall

Browder was befuddled as this was not a club, yet the guardians of the establishment had the muscular built and short-cropped hair, and wore bomber jackets and looked like skin-heads, and had the sharp and fresh look that made them look ready to take on a drunken hockey lineup.

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WTC 3: Roofie
George Boreas George Boreas

WTC 3: Roofie

Marvin’s misery made Theo feel better about himself, but Theo was not aware that this is why he hung out with him.

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Chapter 6 - The Oldest Nation
George Boreas George Boreas

Chapter 6 - The Oldest Nation

Browder skipped over the prehistoric section. He found those depressing. What inspiration is there in contemplating man’s apish ancestors?

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WTC 2: A Rabbit Hole
George Boreas George Boreas

WTC 2: A Rabbit Hole

The construction work that week had been grueling, and Theo was going out as he did every weekend, to seek powerful stimuli that will make him forget about his mind-numbing daily reality.

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Wipe The Code
George Boreas George Boreas

Wipe The Code

Theo’s boss Raul sat cross legged in his hard hat, smoking a cigarette and observing the office workers coming into the plaza for lunch at the restaurants on the first floor.

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