The Space Between Salt and Memory
Arthur Pendelton had spent three years and eleven thousand miles trying to replicate a flavour he could no longer remember, and the problem was not that the flavour had faded. The problem was that it had become so abstract, so purified by grief and longing, that no actual food could possibly match it. He was chasing a ghost made of taste, and the ghost changed shape every time he got close. The...
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