Ledger Of Thirst

What if class is not something you have, but something that has you?We are told that class is money. That it can be counted, moved, escaped. Rayford Aquirre knows better. Raised between a house with forty-seven chandelier crystals and an apartment with a spring pressing through the couch, he learned early that class is not economics—it is ontology. It is the verdict delivered in plaster and paint,...