My Lover, the Rabbi Övül Durmusoglu and late-stage capitalism

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My Lover, the Rabbi Övül Durmusoglu and late-stage capitalismTo the untrained eye, the rabbi is far from desirable. He is lofty and disorderly, he is aging and constantly losing members of his flock. But, to one man, he is the object of obsession. When they're together, the two men torment, pleasure and manipulate one another. When they're apart, our narrator manically contemplates every element of the rabbi's being: his absent husband (who our narrator has also slept with), his alluring adopted son, his broken