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Dental Gold and Other Stories
kr 30.00 – kr 60.00
Dental Gold
kr 5.00 – kr 15.00
What are the true values in life? That is a question we keep asking ourselves during the financial crises of our existence, and it haunts the narrator of this short story, too. A reliable answer would be beyond price.
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