The Island of Forgotten Tongues
The train from New Orleans arrived three hours late, and when Silas Duval stepped onto the platform at Marais Noir, the heat hit him like a hand pressed against the back of his neck. It was July 1935, and the Mississippi Delta did not do gentle in July. The air was thick enough to drink, brown as the river that ran past the station, and carried the smell of mud and magnolias and something...
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