The Distant Summer
The rain against the window of the archive room was a dull, rhythmic tapping, like a knuckle on wood, asking to be let in but never quite succeeding. Elias Thorne sat at the heavy oak desk, his fingers resting on a stack of ledger books that smelled of dust and decaying paper. He was fifty-three years old, a man who had spent three decades cataloging the forgotten debts of a textile mill that...
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