The Faded Photograph
You hold the compass not in your hand, but in the marrow of your bones, a needle spinning wildly toward a north that does not exist on any chart your father ever drew. It is 1893, or perhaps it is the year before, or the year after; time here in the Glasshouse is a viscous syrup, thick and sweet, pooling in the corners of the room where the air tastes of ozone and burnt sugar. You are standing...
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