The Distant Cartograph
The fog did not roll in; it was poured, a thick, grey slurry that swallowed the cobblestones of the Old Quarter whole. You stood on the bridge, the iron railings slick with condensation, watching the city dissolve into a white nothing. It was 1893, and the air tasted of coal smoke and wet wool. You were a cartographer of the impossible, a man who drew maps of places that existed only in the...
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