The Faded Frontier
The train to the coast smelled of wet wool and old paper, a scent that had clung to my father’s coat for forty years and now, in the silence of the carriage, seemed to cling to the air itself. I was twenty-three, a doctoral candidate in history, and I was leaving for the last time the village of Oakhaven, the place where the boundary between the living and the remembered had grown so thin that...
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