The Golden Circuit
Wen Tang packed his final box of phonetic charts into the canvas sack, his hands trembling not from the cold but from the weight of the debt owed to the company store, a sum that had grown like mold in the damp corners of the signal tower living quarters where he had lived for three years as a match factory inspector. He was forty-five, a linguist by training and a laborer by necessity, and he...
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