The Golden Visit
The bread was cold. It sat in a tin can, wrapped in oilcloth, on the floor of my cell. It had been there for three days. Or perhaps four. Time had lost its shape, dissolving into a grey slurry of damp air and the rhythmic dripping of water from the ceiling. I am Thomas. I was a sergeant. I am now a man who eats cold bread to keep his heart beating. The institution is old. Stone walls. High...
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