The Distant Cartograph
The ink was still wet when I woke. It smelled of iron and rain. I sat up in the chair by the window, my bones aching with a deep, rhythmic thud, as if my own heart were a hammer striking an anvil inside my chest. The city outside was gray. Not the clean gray of snow, but the dirty, bruised gray of wet asphalt and tired stone. Chicago. Or maybe it was London. It didn’t matter. The skyline was a...
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