Beginning with a chance encounter with the beautiful Eliza June Watermark and ending, four days and nine pages later, with the Events of November 17, this is the story of Gurion Maccabee, age ten: lover, fighter, scholar, and potential messiah. Expelled from multiple Jewish day-schools for... read more
“The jabbing was something Emmanuel Liebman had long ago taught me to call a blinker action. That label referred to the the orange blinkers that were mounted on the tops of construction horses; the horse showed you where it was that you shouldn't go, and the blinker showed you the horse. I.e., it showed you a showing. The jabbing of the finger was a blinker action because it was a pointing at a pointing. It pointed at how the finger was pointing at the three fake-oak waiting-chairs next to the door.”Gurion Maccabee
“They said that to be a good ignorer you had to concentrate on another thing because if you just concentrated on ignoring what you were supposed to ignore then you wouldn't really be ignoring what you were supposed to ignore because you'd be thinking about ignoring it, which was just another way of thinking about it.”Gurion Maccabee
I. Blessings of The Instructions and the Gurionic War
II. The Side of Damage
1. Eliza June Watermark
2. Guns and Inquisitions
3. Damage
4. First Scripture
5. The Arrangement
6. Dark Enough
7. Signify
8. Vandal
9. Sophistry
10. Artful
11. Teachers
12. Deface
III. The Gurionic War
13. The Five
14. Death to the Jew
15. Tactical
16. Names
17. Scuffles
18. Commentary on Commentaries
19. We
20. Proper
21. The Verbosity of Hope
22. Control
IV. Coda
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