The Distant Machine
The ink on your fingers is blacker than the night outside, a viscous substance that refuses to wash away, staining the whorls of your skin with the evidence of your labor and your shame, and as you sit in the dim, candlelit scriptorium of the Abbey of St. Jude’s, the air is thick with the smell of beeswax and the damp, cold stone that seeps through the floorboards and into the bones of your...
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