The Accelerator of Beauregard
Part I The summer of 1954 in Mississippi did not break people. It dissolved them, slowly, like sugar left in rain. Silas Beauregard stood on the porch of a house that had belonged to his great-grandfather and watched the humidity fog his glasses, and he understood for the first time what entropy meant. Not the physics. The poetry of it. The certain knowledge that every structure, every name,...
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