The Pale Letter
Edmund Blackwood inherited letters. Not the dramatic kind—the kind that accumulates in the back of drawers, sealed in envelopes the colour of weak tea, addressed in handwriting he had spent eleven years learning to recognise even though the hand had been still for seven of them. Eleanor Vane had been his grandmother on his father's side, a woman who wore tweed in summer and spoke to people in...
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