The Distant Threshold
The dream was not of sleep, but of a heavy, suffocating wakefulness where the air tasted of copper and stale bread. In this lucid fever, Thomas Bradshaw stood in the center of a vast, circular room made entirely of polished oak, the grain swirling like the eddies of a dark river. He was a man of his time, a master tanner whose hands were stained permanently amber by the lye and the hide, yet in...
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