The Decay of the Visible
The light did not simply bend; it surrendered. In the beginning, there was the powder—a white, crystalline promise of erasure. Julian Ashworth had looked at the grains and seen not a chemical, but a doorway. He had spent his life chasing the ghost of his parents, two botanists who had been consumed by a fever in Ceylon. Their disappearance had been a brutal, unplanned invisibility. Julian's...
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