The Dublin Fog
The fog pressed against the windows of Blackwood Hall like a living thing—patient, persistent, insistent. It was the kind of fog that Dublin was famous for, the kind that had inspired poets and madmen and every writer who had ever tried to describe the boundary between what was real and what was merely believed to be real. Lionel Hazlitt sat at his desk in the study and watched the fog move. He...
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