The Distant Garden
The dream had no floor, only a vast, suspended expanse of grey mist that smelled faintly of wet chalk and old paper, a scent that Elias Thorne recognized as the particular aroma of his own library, that sanctuary of dust and quietude where he had spent the last thirty years curating the silent voices of the dead. In this dream, he was walking, or perhaps floating, across the surface of the fog,...
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