The Golden Downtown
I, II, III I I remember the weight of the pen before I remember the ink, the way the steel nib scraped against the heavy cream of the paper, a sound like a fingernail dragging down a drywall stud. It was the kind of silence that has texture, gritty and cold, filling the room where the air usually tasted of salt and diesel. I had come to sell the house, to clear the debts my father had left...
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