The Distant Wound
The cellar smelled of damp earth and old paper. Thomas stood in the center of the room, his boots sinking slightly into the soft floor. He had been here for three days. Or perhaps four. Time had lost its shape in this place. It stretched and compressed like taffy. He held a bowl in his hands. It was clay, chipped at the rim. Inside was a thick, gray porridge. It steamed faintly. The steam...
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