Work & Business · inspired by real events
The Last Edition of the Map
Tess Arden has twenty minutes to stop a newspaper map from going to press. Four marks show where a card was used. The line she drew between them seems to tell a missing woman's family exactly where their daughter went.
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- Work & Business
- Audience
- Adult readers
- Chapters
- 15
- Fiction status
- inspired by real events
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- My Life Story Editorial
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- 01Four Pins
- 02The Girl in the Window
- 03What the Card Bought
- 04The Line Beneath the Photograph
- 05Second Shift
- 06A Column of White
- 07Return to Sender
- 08December
- 09Two Names in Vermont
- 10Across the Fold
- 11A Pin Is an Accusation
- 12The Other Side of the Paper
- 13The Number With No Names
- 14Hold the Press
- 15The Map Goes Home
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