The Faded Frontier
Tunis in the smoke season was a city of closed doors and open debts, the air thick with the grit of quarry dust that settled on every white wall and every unpaid wage. In the chariot maker’s yard, where the smell of linseed oil hung heavy and permanent, Khalid Farah stood before the High Priest, his hands trembling not from fear but from the sheer weight of the clay vessel tucked inside his...
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