The Distant Journey
The dream was always the same, a viscous loop of blue glass and white bone. In it, Margaret Holloway stood in a room made entirely of mirrors, each pane reflecting not her face, but the jagged, fractured surfaces of her own hands. The fingers were not flesh but shards of porcelain, clicking against one another with a sound like ice cracking on a winter lake. She tried to clasp them, to form a...
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