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After a decade of trying to get a statue of Mercury for her museum's antiquities department, Harper finally succeeds. But then the statue arrives—broken—and a spectacular forgery. Her boss—impressed—calls the statue the ultimate forgery.
Harper wonders if she, too, should appreciate the forgery—until the statue starts talking.
"‘Clay Feet' is…[filled with] clever dialogue and interesting questions about the intersection of the classical world with the modern."
—The Good, the Bad, and the Unread
Harper wonders if she, too, should appreciate the forgery—until the statue starts talking.
"‘Clay Feet' is…[filled with] clever dialogue and interesting questions about the intersection of the classical world with the modern."
—The Good, the Bad, and the Unread
