The Plantation's Spring
The heat in Mississippi was different from anywhere Silas Whitaker had ever been. In New York, heat was something you endured—trapped in a subway car, stuck behind office glass, suffocated by the density of a million bodies sweating in close proximity. Here, heat was a presence. It had weight and texture and intention. It pressed against you like a hand and did not let go. Silas arrived in...
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