The Pale Bridge
I woke with the taste of copper and old rain on my tongue, the memory of a door opening not into a room, but into a void so vast it swallowed the concept of distance. I was lying on the kitchen floor of the house in Vermont, the linoleum cold against my cheek, and I knew, with the absolute certainty of a man who has lost everything else, that I had seen the map. It was not a paper map, nor a...
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