The Faded Shield
The dream was not a picture but a sensation of weight, a heavy, damp pressure against the chest that felt less like sleep and more like the slow, suffocating embrace of a river rising in a cellar. Arthur Penhaligon woke with the taste of copper and old rain on his tongue, his eyes fixed on the ceiling of his workshop, a pane of which had cracked in the winter of his father’s death, letting in a...
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