Panflick -- The Addiction Wars (short fiction)

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Chester and Warren returned. The Addict Unit van headed back toward Vegas. And Adam headed back to his customary table and returned to a dog-eared copy of Pascal's Pensees.

"Cheeky guy, this Blaise," he said after a while, shutting the volume.

He walked out the door in the direction of the local airport, wondering if he might be addicted to chance.

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Born in NYC, attended Oberlin & Trinity Schools, then Exeter and Williams (Phi Beta Kappa 1958). Worked with the Reverend James Robinson, finished Union Theological Seminary in NYC (1961). Joined Student Interracial Ministry in Nashville. Founded (more...)

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