The Definition of Dust
New York in 1924 was a city of gold and glass, a glittering masquerade where the music of the jazz bands drowned out the sound of the starving. In this city, the only currency that mattered was not the dollar, but the "Lumen"—a physical manifestation of social credit. The Lumens were stored in crystalline vials embedded in one's wrist; the brighter the glow, the longer the life, the higher the...
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