The Thresholds of Blackwood Manor
The rain had not ceased for seventeen days. It fell upon Los Angeles like a judgment, turning the dirt roads to sucking mud and the stone walls to weeping monoliths. But this was not Yorkshire. This was Los Angeles, 1987, and the rain was unusual, almost miraculous, falling on a city that had learned to live not in binary conditions of rain or shine but in a spectrum of moisture, a fuzzy logic...
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