The Golden Farce
You know the smell of coal dust. It is a dry, gritty scent that settles in the creases of your elbows and the corners of your mouth. It does not wash out. It becomes part of the skin. You are Thomas Bradshaw. You are fifty years old. You work the night shift at the Ashworth Foundry. The city is gray. The sky is a bruise that will not heal. You live in a small room above a chandler’s shop. The...
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