The Golden Downtown
The clay tablet with the complaint on it sat on Ramon Serrano’s knee, its edges worn smooth by the dust that got into everything, a physical fact of the Andalusian air that settled in the creases of his uniform and the grooves of the chariot maker’s yard where he worked as the horse doctor of the caravan, a man whose hands were permanently stained with the mud of other people’s debts. He was...
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