Eleven Years of Eating Lunch by a Window in Columbus, Ohio, Ended With a Box I Never Expected
A clerk from the county every so often.” He ran a finger along a shelf and checked it for dust.
“Other than that, it’s a tomb.”
I paused at the doorframe.
A brass plate was screwed into the wood, worn brown everywhere except where a hundred hands had rubbed it shiny.
Halvorsen and Pike, 1982.
Beneath the date was a smaller plate, the name worn thin at both ends.
C.
Wilson.