The Cellar Dwelling
ACT I The humidity in Louisiana doesn't weather things. It preserves them. Corla Beauregard knew this because her family's plantation house—what was left of it after the Pulse turned the Mississippi delta into a salt marsh—had been sitting in that humidity for two hundred and forty years, slowly rotting and slowly enduring, like everything else in the region. Corla was twenty-one in micro...
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