The Golden Maze
Act I Did the compass ever point to anything true? Yelena Harutyunyan asked the question aloud, her breath pluming in the grey air of the border town. She was thirty-two, her hands raw from the stevedore’s work at the docks, the bad back a constant, dull ache that throbbed when the humidity rose. In her pocket sat her father’s golden compass, its casing worn smooth by decades of thumbs. It...
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