Kenneth Bernoska

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“I would like to see your most protected specimens. I am most specifically interested in a specimen I believe you have only recently brought out from your vaults.” The assistant director sweeps his left hand through his hair and releases a blizzard of dandruff. “Sergeant Major, the minerals you’ve seen have aided discoveries in electrochemistry, in the fundamental laws of mathematical crystallography. The role of a national museum is to operate above the whims and fashions of collectors, to safeguard for future generations the—” Von Rumpel smiles. “I will wait.” “You misunderstand us, ...more
All the Light We Cannot See
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