The Golden Crossing
Luigi Trapani, the bridge carpenter of the hill town, weighed forty-two years and a dowry spent entirely on doctors who could not cure the cough that had settled in his chest like wet sand. The fog that had made the port useless for three days now clung to the stone terraces, a physical weight that pressed against the shutters of his workshop, where the drone of the distant power station...
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