The Golden Master
The air in the archive room smelled of dried oak and the slow, metallic decay of paper, a scent that had become so inextricable with Thomas Bradshaw that he could no longer distinguish it from the smell of his own skin. It was a vast, cavernous space, the ceiling lost in a haze of dust motes that danced in the slanting afternoon light, and in the center of this silence stood the Golden Master,...
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