The Wistful Mountain
I woke to the smell of rotting peaches. The air in the cabin was thick, viscous, a living thing that pressed against my lungs. It was the height of summer, yet the world outside the window was gray, suspended in a twilight that never broke. I am a man of letters. I study the syntax of grief. I have mapped the architecture of sorrow in dead languages. But here, in this isolated stone house at...
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