The Crystallization of Beauregard Beaumont
There is a temperature at which a man's character, long held in a liquid state by alcohol and indolence, suddenly solidifies into something fixed and irreversible. For Beauregard Beaumont the Fourth, that temperature was reached not in the heat of a Mississippi summer, though the summer of 1964 pressed down on Jackson with a weight that felt biblical, but in the cool stillness of a renovated...
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