The Midnight Press
I. Chicago in 1930 smelled like rain on hot asphalt and cheap gin and the faint metallic tang of the river. Jack Callahan stood on the corner of State Street with a bundle of newspapers under his arm and a feeling in his stomach that was not hunger. It was something older than hunger. It was the feeling of a man who had already lived this life and knew exactly where every door led. He was...
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