The Distant Threshold
The letter arrived on a Tuesday. It was thin, crisp, and smelled of coal smoke and old paper. You held it in your trembling hand, the ink still wet, the words blurred by the steam rising from the teacup in the other. The name on the envelope was not yours. It was the name of the man who had lived in this flat before you. Arthur Penhaligon. You did not know him. You had never met him. Yet the...
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