Today's Muse
Giselle
The architecture of the office was designed for efficiency, a grid of glass and steel meant to facilitate the rapid movement of capital. But today, the geometry of the space was being dismantled by a different kind of logic. The consultant had called it "Radical Transparency." To Giselle, it felt more like an anatomical interrogation.
Giselle sat at her desk, her hands folded tightly in her lap to hide their trembling. She was twenty-one, though she carried...more>


