The Pale Tale
The dream was always the same, a recurring hemorrhage of light and salt. I stood on a deck that wasn’t there, the wood slick with a rain that fell upward, and in my hands I held a coat. It was a heavy thing, woolen and dark, smelling of ozone and old smoke, and I was trying to button it on a man who was made entirely of mist. He had no face, only the suggestion of a jaw, the hollow where eyes...
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