The Pale Fracture
The ink was already drying on my hands when the warden arrived. I did not look up. I kept the pen moving. The scratch of the nib against the parchment was the only sound that mattered. It was a steady, rhythmic scratching, like the ticking of a clock in a house with no other life. "You are wasting your breath," said the warden. His voice was soft. It was a quiet voice. It carried the weight of...
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